Sentence examples for real locus from inspiring English sources

By emphasising the menace of a foreign entertainer, it obscures the real locus of violence: the nuclear family.

The Orleanist system thus rested on a basic ambiguity about the real locus of authority.

Even so, the real locus of energy on the program was the "Souvenir," for which the quartet was joined by Scott St. John, violist, and Andreas Diaz, cellist.

The Constitution always envisioned Congress, not the president, as the real locus of government power, particularly with regard to the budget.

At the same time, the emperor retained most of his existing prerogatives, so that the real locus of power in case of a conflict was unclear.

George skillfully moves the interview from the living room to the bathroom-the real locus of his interest.

The result of St/BA copolymerization strongly hints that the real copolymerization locus in microemulsion polymerization is the interside of the emulsifier layer.

Then we get asymptotics for the expected volume and Euler characteristic of the real vanishing locus of a random real holomorphic section of E⊗Ld as d goes to infinity.

The one covered with the most soft-clipped reads is then used as an estimate of the real integration locus.

Although it may be too early to deny its role in autoimmunity, its role as a real genetic locus associated with SLE was conclusively supported.

The described CNVRs fall into the 7 kb to 1.6 Mb size range, that is in many cases much smaller than the current QTL region, thus could facilitate narrowing down the real functional locus and help the identification of the causative gene.