Sentence examples for repetitive space from inspiring English sources

Usually, it degenerates into repetitive space filling, without variety or formal meaning.

About 12% of the repetitive space could not be assigned to any known TE superfamily.

A simple explanation would be that ESTs and SSRs mainly represent gene rich regions [ 66], potentially more prone to cause loss in vitality when deleted as compared to RJMs which usually span the inter-genic repetitive space [ 44].

Repetitive space-learning controls are designed for current-fed uncertain permanent magnet step motors with non-sinusoidal flux distribution (the family of permanent magnet synchronous motors with cogging torque is allowed as a special case).

Repetitive, spaced stimuli, consisting of 2-min intervals at a higher temperature (27°C) spaced by 5 min of rest (22°C) were applied in a PCR machine for 12 hrs.

The lattice formed by the S-layer/streptavidin fusion proteins displayed streptavidin in defined repetitive spacing, capable of binding biotinylated proteins, in particular ferritin (Fig. 5b; Moll et al., 2002).

Despite the chemical diversity of TI antigens, most TI antigens repetitive epitopes are spaced 5 10 nm [ 6, 8].

A repetitive 44 g/mol spacing was noted throughout the molecular weight distributions, which is characteristic of PEG polymers: the polydispersity index (PDI) of NHS-PEG 3400 -acrylate NHS-PEG 3400 -acrylate NHS-PEG 3400 -acrylate

Open image in new window Fig. 24 The conceptual space of repetitive grams.

A tentative conceptual space of repetitive adverbs developed by pure semantic analysis is shown below with the numbers indicating the semantic similarity values (Fig. 8).

We used two different de novo assembly programs (SOAPdenovo2 and ABySS), and simple assembly metrics that also focused on success in assembling the gene space and repetitive elements.