Sentence examples for sequence to highlight from inspiring English sources
3-D-FLAIR MRI appears the best sequence to highlight labyrinthine haemorrhage.
Furthermore, a clickable linear map is offered for each complete viral sequence to highlight the genomic organization of the virus.
A copy of the last frame was added at the end of the sequence to highlight cell (yellow) and nuclear (green) outlines.
Playdead included gruesome death sequences to highlight incorrect solutions and discourage players from repeating their mistakes.
Additional file 5: Figure S2A (ii) shows the translated sequences to highlight mutations and/or deletions within the signal peptide region of CTI.
A fourth letter (m) was added to NA-DNAT sequence codes to highlight their non-autonomous nature.
The specific goals of the research were to determine whether the expression of hypoxia-associated proteins increases along the Barrett's carcinogenic sequence and to highlight potential markers of interest for further study as predictors of disease progression in patients with Barrett's dysplasia.
The rabbits were subjected to MRI examination three weeks after the surgery and on the day of euthanasia – they were examined by the technique of T1 weighed images and by the sequence modified to highlight the hyposignal of MSCs labelled with iron oxide (detection of paramagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles, Resovist).
Here I suggest the unifying and more accurately descriptive name of DNA Uptake Enhancing Sequences (DUES) to highlight that both sequences are variants of the same genetic element which enhance the uptake of DNA rather than cause it.
»…the power of deep sequencing technologies to highlight the genomic heterogeneity present in cancers.« Targeted re-sequencing of the mutation amplicons was performed using genomic DNA from the primary tumour, obtained from the paraffin-embedded tumour blocks of the primary tumour removed 9 years earlier.
The data also underscore the power of deep sequencing technologies to highlight the genomic heterogeneity present in cancers.
