Sentence examples for repeat involved from inspiring English sources

"I want to help the squad, I want to help Virgil but we need a player, I repeat, involved in every training session, involved not just with the body but with the mind on the pitch with the rest of the players". Southampton start their Premier League campaign in four weeks' time at home to Swansea City at St Mary's.

Dinucleotide repeats of six copies or more, and especially those with ten copies or more, are strongly associated with both hot IGRs and hot ORFs, with poly-AT the most abundant type of repeat involved.

In addition, the transcripts of LSS08269 encoding a hypothetical protein with an ankyrin repeat involved in function category R (general functional prediction only) and LSS16296 encoding Lsa24 were not detected, most likely reflecting a very low expression level.

The tales are endless, but one he loves to repeat involves a supposed encounter with the Boston slugger Ted Williams.

A possibly apocryphal story that Afghans and diplomats love to repeat involves the president asking Ahmed Wali: "Are you engaged with the drug networks?

Full-length proteins from such domain superfamilies, include co-existing domain neighbors from the same SCOP superfamily since each repeat involves a duplication of the entire structural domain.

Fine mapping experiments were carried out in family 14 284 that indicated the duplication was a direct tandem repeat involving chr2 86 136 225–86 364 443.

Human telomeres are comprised of d TTAGGG) repeats involved in the formation of G-quadruplex DNA structures.

The LigB repeats involved in host-protein binding presumably have some degree of exposure on the leptospiral surface for their interaction with cognate ligands.

Data presented here suggest that gene conversion plays a significant role in shaping the patterns of homology between autosomal paralogous repeats involved in pathogenic rearrangements.

Fortunately, several algorithms have been introduced to detect repeats involved in LCRs, most of them using a strategy to measure the complexity of sequences within a sliding window.