Sentence examples for sequence aspects from inspiring English sources

In addition to duplication of the DNA sequence, aspects of the chromatin conformation are passed down as the cell divides, as modifications to the DNA and histones distribute semiconservatively to the daughter strands during replication.

All the members of the IF protein family share typical biochemical properties, the same molecular organization, peculiar sequence aspects and the capability to reassemble spontaneously in vitro, without requiring cofactors.

The effect of significant parameters such as orthotropic ratio, stacking sequence, aspect ratio, lamination angle, length-to-thickness and radius-to-length ratios as well as volume fraction index on the dimensionless frequency parameters is discussed.

Taken together, we may postulate that basal ganglia involvement is related to basic timing and sequencing aspects of rhythmic motor performance whereas cerebellar activations serve sensory-motor integrative optimization functions that operate particularly as essential requirements in tasks with high degrees of temporal complexity.

GS coordinated the sequencing aspects of the project.

SMB and YSD oversaw computational analyses, SCB and MLL oversaw sequencing aspects, and MLL oversaw microbiological aspects.

The emergence of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies has allowed further study of species in which the genome sequence is available or previously unexplored species in re-sequencing and de novo sequencing aspects [ 43].

We also elucidate the propagation sequence and aspects of pack failure based on cell temperature, voltage, and post-mortem data.

The title, of course, suggests the general aim: to tell us about Shakespeare in his own times, and the book - never less than elegant, judicious and wise - takes us on a pleasantly discursive journey through the plays in chronological sequence, noting aspects of political life, giving a sense of performing practices of the time, adducing the occasional biographical fact.

The training package we have introduced here attempts to present, in a logical sequence, the aspects of Drosophila genetics that are essential for a newcomer to fly research.

The sequence of aspects within the SmPC sections should be arranged on the basis of their relevance as perceived by the physicians.