Sentence examples for segments are linked from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Burnett and Mr. Scorsese's segments are linked by film of the fabled Son House, who speaks into the camera to give his definition of the blues after running his percussive, fast-picking fingers through a song.
Short peptide segments are linking the nucleotide binding to the phosphorylation domain.
During en masse retraction, the anterior and posterior teeth acted as a unit, the segments being linked via eight virtual ligations.
To construct the ribozymes, the individual segments were linked in two simultaneous self-templated CuAAC reactions across the major groove of the ribozyme stems.
All heterozygous SNPs with CpGs on same reads (with length of 50 bp or 90 bp) in these three segments were linked at least one ASM event.
Interestingly, in a recent comparative study of fixed inverted differences between the genomes of humans and chimpanzees, Farré et al. (2013) have proposed that the lower recombination activity observed within inverted segments was linked to a lower density of PRDM9 binding motifs found within these regions, when compared with collinear regions on the same chromosome.
In addition, longer read lengths increase the likelihood that one can conclude whether mutations observed in a genomic segment are linked or not.
Conjugate extension with reciprocal compression bending is a special structural arrangement for a semi-rigid column such that extension of one segment is linked to compression bending of another by inextensible cables running between them.
In a reciprocal approach, we investigated how fibril formation is affected when the amyloidogenic segment is linked with a thermodynamically stabilized variant of CspB [20].
At the opposite core repeat array end, the microsatellite segment is linked directly to the flanking sequence R (figs. 1 b and 2 b).
In this orientation, the protein's N-terminal segment is linked to the domain's side at about half height, suggesting an orientation of the N-terminal segment along the membrane.
