Sentence examples for same starting position from inspiring English sources

"We have had discussions with Nick in the past where we haven't always had the same starting position but in the end, because he is a reasonable guy, we have managed to find an appropriate synthesis".

The same hand, same starting position, same presence and location of the addressees, and same targets were used for the whole experiment.

The library produced with the double-fragmentation method resulted in much more unique reads (1.93 M unique reads from 3.4 M mapped reads) as compared to the sample processed without secondary fragmentation (0.89 M unique reads from 3.4 M mapped reads), for this purpose when two or more reads have the same starting position on the same strand they were counted as single unique read.

We do not allow two motifs to share the same starting position, but such occurrences are infrequent.

External rotation ROM was taken from the same starting position as for the internal rotation ROM measurement.

The dynamometer was locked in the 0° position to ensure the same starting position in all the tests.

We did not have the same starting positions, stances, and neither you nor I have a habit of changing our stances or going with the wind," the French leader said.

Because the introns of Phelipanche albumin 1 xenogenes maintain critical splicing sites and share the same starting positions and first nine base pairs with the known M. truncatula albumin 1 intron, it is likely that the HGT event in broomrapes involved transfer of a genomic sequence rather than a separate cDNA.

By the structure of the tree, the occurrences of a word v start precisely at the suffixes that are found in the subtree rooted at the locus of v. Thus, any word v ending in the middle of an arc will have the same starting positions, and consequently the same number of occurrences, as the word w with α the locus of v (see Figure 5).

We chose Mauve for its ability to generate correct alignments of conserved regions even when they are out of order, because our genomes, which were arranged linearly, did not necessarily have exactly the same start position, nor did they have the same start position as the reference genome.

Unique tags that were aligned with the same start position on the same strand of the genome were treated as identical even if they contained at most two mismatches relative to the genome sequence.