Sentence examples for template would lead from inspiring English sources

In cycling NER-deficient cells, UV irradiation would not cause a G1 delay or G2/M arrest and replication of the damaged template would lead to the accumulation of ssDNA regions resulting in Mec1 activation.

As shown in Fig. 1, the average number of words used by the students to record their experiments is higher in the Template condition compared to the No Template condition consistent with the expectation that the Template condition would lead to the capture of more information.

Conversely, stable hairpin formation in the leading or lagging template strand would lead to contraction of the repeat in the next round of replication.

Using less template DNA would lead to false methylation-negative results.

One challenge is to eliminate the possibility of a recombination event occurring between a circular form of the template, which would lead to unwanted sequences being inserted into the chromosome.

A second question was whether, in a clinical situation, the template and registration methods would lead to the same selection of 3 allografts for a given recipient.

In this assay, various PIC components were incubated with the template DNA under conditions that would lead to optimal transcription output if all the other components were included.

The observation that replication through G-quadruplex is non-mutagenic indicates that the mechanism of bypass does not involve G4 skipping via template switching or any other mechanism that would lead to deletion of the G4 sequence.

The metrical template - ti-tum ti-tum ti-tum ti-tum ti-tum - would lead you to expect an emphasis on the word "to": The vapours weep their burthen to the ground But that would sound idiotic.

This would lead to a complicated coassembly behavior between the precursor and template, and likely produce limited order in the final product.

Indeed, for virtually strain-free GaN-buffer/GaN 5 μm)-on-sapphire GaN-buffer/GaN 5sing Equation (4), the thermal strain ( ε II therm. ) would be 7.83 × 10−4, which in this system would lead to bending with a radius curvature of 4.2 m by the Stoney formula [23].