Sentence examples for repertoire accessible from inspiring English sources

In this respect, pan-genome analysis has recently emerged as a novel approach to estimate the size of the gene repertoire accessible to any given species [ 20].

The results suggest that the protein folding reaction is linked to topology only in the sense that the native-state topology determines the repertoire of accessible nucleation motifs.

This system represents the only known naive self-peptide-specific T cell repertoire directly accessible in humans 25.

"NYCO management's reckless decisions to move the New York City Opera out of its newly renovated home at Lincoln Center, slash the season schedule and abandon an accessible repertoire have predictably resulted in financial disaster for the company," Gagliardi said.

It was sad to see a local union leader blaming City Opera's demise partly on its decision to "abandon an accessible repertoire"; in fact, new and challenging work was part of City Opera's mission from the outset.

In a statement, Mr. Gagliardi said that  "management's reckless decisions to move out of the opera's newly renovated home at Lincoln Center, slash the season schedule and abandon an accessible repertoire have predictably resulted in financial disaster for the company".

Savall has made a vast repertoire of music accessible and borderless, a gift to be shared.

These modifications greatly expand the repertoire of targets accessible to aptamers.

With the precise view of each facilitated by NextGen sequencing, new insights into the repertoire of tools accessible to potentially drive cancer progression are discernible.

For example, the median fraction (among all k-functions with a fragmented genotype set) of the latent repertoire that is accessible only from the dominant genotype network is 0.71.

Szustow expects Dramatyczny's repertoire to become more "accessible" and she is considering moving to another theatre.