Sentence examples for study of position from inspiring English sources

These numbers differ slightly to the previous studies of Arabidopsis thaliana LSGs mainly due to the databases searched and the additional use (in this study) of position specific methods (that can detect homologous relationships missed by standard BLAST methods) [ 29, 30], rather than being due to differences in the E-value cut-off.

However, genome-wide studies of positioned nucleosomes coupled with histone modifications in human still remain limited.

In vivo positioning and covalent modifications of nucleosomes play an important role in epigenetic regulation, but genome-wide studies of positioned nucleosomes and their modifications in human still remain limited.

Finally, the parallel mutational studies of positions D93 and Q95 and of the DPGN motif from the MntH bacterial relative have led to the proposal that this region of TM1-TM2 may form part of a metal binding site in the protein (26, 27, 54).

A demonstration of the method is provided in the form of a design study for position regulation of an underwater vehicle in the horizontal plane.

The study of different positioning methods is outside the scope of this article.

A picture of the continuous transition of particle behavior with increasing Reynolds number (Re) is presented by the study of equilibrium positions andparticle array configurations in curved microfluidic channels.

Then there was no indication in the study of the positions being filled, the culture of the organizations that were included, the level of professionalism of the photos and the fact that these were fake résumés to begin with.

In the largest study of prone positioning, Gattinoni and coworkers [ 3] found complications related to pressure in 36% of patients.

A genome wide study of nucleosome positioning in S. cerevisiae demonstrated that ~50% of nucleosome organization across the genomes can be explained by intrinsic DNA sequence.

In this work, we undertook a detailed study of SCV positioning (in fixed cells) and movement (in living cells) at different times after invasion of epithelial cells.