Sentence examples for sequences which control from inspiring English sources
Genomes dictate phenotype via their gene and regulatory sequences, which control the production of proteins underlying organismal development and function.
The ecdysone-EcR/USP complex interacts with ecdysone responsive elements (EcREs), DNA enhancer sequences which control temporal and spatial gene expression of the target genes (Ashburner, 1974; Hill et al., 2013).
Because all known p1 alleles produce almost identical P1 proteins (Additional file 1: Supplemental Figure S1), differential expression of p1 alleles could have evolved through changes in regulatory sequences, which control time-and tissue-specific p1 expression [ 17].
Two special items are the loop and the sequence, which control the structure of the experiment.
where α is a binary sequence which controls the statistical properties of the PA input signals, and consequently the trade-off between efficiency and linearity.
Thus, instead of leaving the front rows to engage in their own time and under their own auspices, they introduced a sequence which controlled the engagement.
In SCORM standard, the Sequencing and Navigation (SN) defines the course sequencing behavior, which controls the sequencing, selecting and delivering of a course, and organizes the content into a hierarchical structure, namely Activity Tree (AT).
The test unit involves an array of ultra violet LED's that can be switched on and off in specific sequences which are controlled through a graphical user interface on a PC.
Loud moments immediately butted against softer ones, and storytelling was often relegated to in-game cinematic sequences, moments in which control was taken from the player.
We searched the Blochmannia genomes for long palindromic sequences, which may impact control of transcription or mRNA stabilization [ 30].
I described the situation in 1969 [ 107].: 'Equally as important as the actual molecular mechanism of allosteric transitions which may differ from enzyme to enzyme, is the in vivo expression of the regulatory potentiality of enzymes which control multienzyme sequences.
