Sentence examples for studies of the sequence from inspiring English sources
Secondly, studies of the sequence determinants of protein aggregation culminated in the development of computer algorithms that predict aggregation-prone sequences with good accuracy, allowing the design of mutations that reduce aggregation.
Renewed fieldwork at the early Acheulean site of EF-HR (Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania) has included detailed stratigraphic studies of the sequence, extended excavations in the main site, and has placed eleven additional trenches within an area of nearly 1 km2, to sample the same stratigraphic interval as in the main trench across the broader paleo-landscape.
Future studies of the sequence diversity in the SH1211 strain are warranted to determine its relationship with immunogenicity.
Although no detailed studies of the sequence preference of either transposases used here have been carried out and it is generally assumed they are essentially random, we used two different transposases in an attempt to minimise any effect of sequence bias.
Initially, computational biology focused on the study of the sequence and structure of biological molecules, often in an evolutionary context.
Thus, the study of the sequence space N θ F ( Δ ( p ) m, f ) gives a unified approach to many of the earlier known spaces.
The investigation of transfinite iteration processes leads to the study of the sequence space (Sigma ( X ) ) with Tikhonov's topology, to the study of fundamental and uniformly fundamental nets in the space (Sigma ( X ) ).
In fact, a study of the sequence variability in the NS5A gene during treatment found no selection of interferon resistant HCV strains [87].
There is a need to extend the study of the sequence requirements for MGBDs to the context of living cells.
We then conducted a comparative study of the sequence and enhancer activity of CmURE2 with that of orthologous regulatory sequences from zebrafish and mouse.
Thus, this model allows the study of the sequence of molecular and cell biological alterations that occur during the development and progression of type II endometrial tumours.
