Sentence examples for shared terminal from inspiring English sources

To locate a shared terminal in an office one merely needs to follow the deepest footpath in the carpeting.

This was expected, because the probability of shared terminal epitopes is smaller if the number of target proteins is reduced.

Besides their common role in cellular nutrient supply and their shared terminal end point, the interconnection of both pathways is also demonstrated by the fact that autophagosomes fuse with early or late endosomes [ 9].

While the definition of 'readthrough' has been described elsewhere (34), the CCDS collaboration definition of readthrough is very specific in that the individual partner genes must be distinct, and the readthrough transcripts must share ≥1 exon (or ≥2 splice sites except in the case of a shared terminal exon) with each of the distinct shorter loci.

However, for nhr-66 the specific assay of transcript a yielded reporter expression (WBID Expr9771) very similar to that for gfp insertion in the shared terminal exon (WBID Expr9766) and much stronger than the extremely faint expression observed for transcript c (WBID Expr9804) in which transcript a is nested.

None of the MITEs shared terminal-inverted repeats, and hence each potential MITE was considered a member of its own MITE family.

JetBlue's terminal wasn't listed on the e-ticket, and the airline wasn't yet posted on the informational signboards along the access road at the airport, so I was glad I'd called ahead to find out that it shares Terminal 6 with United Airlines.

The partnership involves sharing terminal facilities at some airports and feeding passengers to one another.

Briefly, we searched the large DNA fragments that shared similar terminal sequences to the above four families.

Homology is also shared by terminal inverted repeats at the 5′ and 3′ P-element ends (P-ends).

Amino acid alignments of the P protein indicated numerous differences between genotype M and B sequences in the first 400 residues, which comprise the shared N terminal region between the P, V, and W proteins.