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In total, 60 (98.4%) out of 61 misassembled sites were resolved to generate a revised L er-0 sequence of 375,893 bp in length.

Basically, we modified the node resolving operation to generate partial SDH faster.

These latter junctions are resolved by replication to generate a fully integrated CTXphi prophage [49].

However, it uses the species-specific polarization and spectrally resolved fluorescence decays to generate filters.

However, overexpression of exo-glucanase also brought about unfavoured phenotypes such as abnormal morphologies and sterility, which need to be resolved by future studies to generate food-biofuel dual-use plants.

Where we could identify regions of shared ancestry, we used MGP SNP data to resolve region boundaries and to generate sequence alignments for downstream phylogenetic analyses.

Because in a complex library the two strands comprising the X almost always will contain different 19-bp inverted repeats, spontaneous branch migration within the "X" molecules cannot resolve the Holliday junction to generate linear molecules (Fig. 2D).

Following the completion of splicing, the lariat-debranching enzyme resolves the branch point to generate a pre-miRNA-like hairpin that can be exported from the nucleus and further processed by Dicer.

As imagining the outcome of a situation may be one particularly powerful way of resolving ambiguity, an inability to generate positive imagery may make a particularly toxic contribution to interpretation bias, as it may limit the possibility of generating positive interpretations (Holmes, Lang, & Deeprose, 2009).

To generate spatially resolved magnetic fields, it is required to allocate separate power inverters to every single coil.

As the interest in including phylogenetic information into studies of species diversity and co-existence has outpaced our ability to generate fully resolved phylogenetic hypotheses for every study system, more and more researchers have begun to use phylogenies in their research that contain multiple unresolved nodes.