Sentence examples for shorter repeat from inspiring English sources
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The assay developed by Jeffreys has been supplanted by approaches that are based on the use of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and so-called microsatellites (or short tandem repeats, STRs), which have shorter repeat units (typically 2 to 4 base pairs in length) than minisatellites (10 to more than 100 base pairs in length).
Thermal melting curve analysis of DNA duplexes on biomagnetite indicated that shorter repeat sequences (less than 9 repeats) were easily discriminated.
The shorter repeat measurement intervals and higher spatial resolution of current and future satellite radar instruments will make them an increasingly important tool for monitoring lava flows at remote volcanoes.
Of particular note for volcanology are the shorter repeat times of a few days and higher ground resolutions (of a few metres) of the X-band satellites (TerraSAR-X) and constellations of satellites (COSMO-SkyMed), as well as the global coverage and free data supplied by Sentinel-1 and promised by the upcoming NASA-ISRO SAR (NISAR) mission.
New satellite data (especially from radar missions that acquire images designed for retrieving topography, such as TanDem-X) provide opportunities for mapping topographic change at increasingly high resolution (up to 2 × 3 m spatial resolution) and at shorter repeat times (potentially every 11 days).
Reduced HDAC6 was also found in motor neuron cultures from two other patients with shorter repeats.
These shorter repeats may represent microsatellite sequences.
Shorter repeats usually give rise to shorter satellites.
Probes for these were not included, though probes for many "shorter" repeating sequences were.
In general, shorter repeats tend to have more copies (Fig. 6).
