Sentence examples for sequence whereby from inspiring English sources

The sequence of the IL8 promoter was placed before the GFP sequence, whereby GFP was used as a reporter gene.

One way to estimate the channel is by a training sequence whereby each sensor transmits a known sequence of data symbols called pilots.

The results indicate an ECCEE reaction sequence, whereby the chemical step is a protonation of the anion radical electrogenerated in the first electron transfer step by the enol tautomer of the substrate.

Embedded within the random sequences, was a predictable sequence whereby an S1 in hole B is always followed by the S2 in hole D, which constitutes an implicit learning probe.

This is accomplished through the user defined Performance Optimizing Injection Sequence, whereby 5 μL sample is injected on the column with a measured extra-column variance of 4.5 9.0 μL2 and only 7 μL sample uptake.

These three river reaches represent a temporal sequence whereby river superimposition first exposes and then breaches dolerite sills and dykes to create a natural cycle of floodplain wetland formation and destruction.

Latin American governments renegotiated more than 50% of contracts with privatised water companies in the 1990s.An alternative approach is "sequencing", whereby privatisation starts only once institutional reforms have created well-functioning markets.

This last topology is consistent with our studies of Hsp90 sequences, whereby the Karenia/Karlodinium clade formed the earliest diverging branch among dinokaryotes in all of the analyses of DNA sequences (Figures 1, 3, 4).

GBS is similar to RAD sequencing whereby a restriction enzyme digest of gDNA produces a size spectrum of DNA fragments.

We developed a system for rapid determination of viral RNA sequences whereby genomic sequence is obtained from cultured virus isolates without subcloning into plasmid vectors.

The DNA binding domain of TALEs comprises tandem repeats of 34 amino acid sequences, whereby each repeat recognizes one nucleotide in the target DNA binding sequence.