Sentence examples for sequences in the case of from inspiring English sources

Partial periodate oxidation (0 8%) followed by borohydride reduction, introducing flexible linkages through C2 C3 cleavage and ring opening, was combined with in vitro epimerization, introducing either alternating (MG) sequences (in the case of enzyme AlgE4) or G-blocks (in the case of enzyme AlgE6).

He thinks that reproducers need not contribute actual material to their progeny (as in cases where they template for sequences in the case of viruses).

Moreover, for these two sequences, in the case of H.264 coding, a bitrate constrained algorithm at source coding was used in order to match an average target bitrate of 60 Kbps.

Two general models involving 'uncoupled translocation' and 'concerted translocation' of the motor subunits have been considered to explain the change of velocity of the two motor proteins in response to the regulatory 'Chi' sequences in the case of E. coli.

It is interesting to note that unlike sequences, in the case of trees, the edit distance and alignment problems are not equivalent.

'PAL2NAL' [ 44] was used to construct codon alignments between protein sequences (conceptual amino acid translation sequences in the case of pseudogenes) and corresponding DNA sequences, separately, for orthologous pseudogenes and parental protein coding genes.

A method is proposed for bench blasting in open pit mines that can automatically determine the blastholes positions, calculate the explosive charge mass, and identifies the initiation sequence in the case of the hole-by-hole initiation.

Also other, less important determinants for efficient translation initiation (C−4 and C−2) conform more closely to the consensus sequence in the case of the second putative initiation site.

Furthermore, mutations in regions beyond the target sequence, in the case of coronaviruses the S1 and some distant S2 regions, may lead to the emergence of drug-resistant strains.

Although the number of numt sequences in the nematode genome seems to be rather small [43], [44], the lower rate of evolution of nuclear genes compared to mitochondrial genes may also explain the identical COI sequence in the case of the Paracanthonchus/Praeacanthonchus.

a Target gene is the identified transcript from the peach transcriptome (http://www.rosaceae.org/node/35) or the EST sequence in the case of miR390.