Sentence examples for restricted to repeat from inspiring English sources

Among the 4 validated DMRs, only one is located in the repeat region, suggesting that the differentially methylated regions between humans and nonhuman primates are not necessarily restricted to repeat regions and can be high CpG content regions, which have been previously thought to be less variable [ 28- 30].

There have been cross-species and cross-generic studies restricted to a repeated claim that cryptic coloration adaptation exists, ignoring how the adaptation develops.

Our structural studies, together with those from other laboratories, definitively establish that DNA quadruplex formation is not restricted to Gn repeat sequences, with their characteristic stacked uniform G·G·G·G tetrad architectures.

These searches were restricted to dinucleotide repeat motifs.

In silico analyses indicate that G-rich tracts that potentially form G-quartets are not restricted to telomere repeat DNAs, nor distributed randomly in the human genome.

Also the estimated number of clonal mutations is greater than earlier reported, and not just restricted to microsatellite repeat sequences length.

The movements are mainly restricted to daytime and repeat themselves every day.

Note: hits restricted to Microcystis or repeat elements bordering transposable elements have not been included.

That KLHL3 variants in our pedigrees are restricted to kelch repeats, and that other FHHt-associated KLHL3 variants cluster in these domains provides further support for disruption of WNK complex binding as reported previously [ 20].

In this example, the analysis should be restricted to only repeat-free regions, as only these are reliably mappable by short read data and thus could contain ChIP-Seq intervals.

To determine if the precise discrimination of object position was restricted to V1, we repeated the analysis above separately in visual areas V1 through V4. Figure 8A shows a representative subject's positive and negative BOLD activity on an inflated cortical surface, showing visual areas V1 through V4.