Sentence examples for shared restriction from inspiring English sources

Utilizing shared restriction enzyme sites for PstI, VspI, and BalI (at the 1918 virus N1 NA nucleotide positions 974, 1295, and 1390) among the pCAGGS plasmid vectors containing the low-pH stable 1918 virus NA and the low-pH unstable USSR77 NA, we generated 6 chimeric constructs (Figure 3A).

Moreover, A. rufa may have more sequence divergence that would result in fewer shared restriction sites and thus less mapable markers obtained.

Restriction fragments were scored visually as present or absent, and a genetic distance matrix was calculated from the proportion of shared restriction sites by using the equation of Nei and Li (21 ).

The percentage of nucleotide divergence between strains was estimated from the proportion of shared restriction sites at each locus, and a distance matrix was used to construct a dendrogram by using neighbor-joining analysis.

After BAC library construction, High-Information Content Fingerprinting (HICF) technology [ 8] detects clone overlaps on the basis of sharing restriction spectrum [ 9] and fingerprinted data are statistically elaborated by Finger Printed Contigs (FPC) [ 10, 11] or Linear Topological Contig (LTC) [ 12] software.

To enable this vision, Android for Work enables features like IT policies and sharing restrictions that segregate the business data from everything else on the device.

DSCR emphasizes informing research participants about data sharing restrictions.

While a number of commercial pathway knowledge bases are available for performing traditional pathway analysis [ 10], the costs, format, data sharing restrictions, and terms of use make these less attractive as a source of data for network extraction.

PB7 also shared similar restriction alleles with Group II but this strain is also allotetraploid (Table  2).

Subsequent tests demonstrated that this strain, but not two others that were tested, contained a plasmid that shared identical restriction sites to that of pBOT3502.

It was also necessary to define procedures for the handling of and access to 'managed access' data sets that could not be shared without restrictions to protect confidentiality and the privacy of research participants, or to respect the terms of their consent.