Sentence examples for tendency of sequences from inspiring English sources

(A ) Graphs showing the disorder tendency of sequences along each protein calculated using IUPRED (http://iupred.enzim.hu/ ) using 'long disorder' parameters (Dosztányi et al., 2005 ).

These observations do not indicate the slightest tendency of sequence segregation among the 2 pathotypes.

This is due to the tendency of sequence conservation in the coding regions.

Yet, the general tendency of sequence conservation in coiled-coil regions, compared with globular domains, remains unclear.

Our experimental results of northern blot for 21-nt sRNAs (other than miRNAs) assessed in various Myrtaceae species and outgroups suggested a tendency of sequence conservation of highly expressed sRNAs within the family.

To assess the bases for the overall topology of the RPB1 tree, and specific differences between that topology and trees recovered from other data sets, we analyzed "long-branch" tendencies of sequences in the 30 taxon data set.

To assess the empirical tendency of RPB1 sequences to attract "long branches," we examined the behavior of randomly generated sequences of average amino acid composition.

We analyzed the tendency of viral sequences of different phenotypes to form clusters depending on the cluster diameter i.e. the distance between the two most distant elements of the cluster.

As proposed at least in one other instance [ 40], this may be due to the tendency of CpG sequences to be methylated [ 79], which potentially might inhibit transcription.

It has been proposed that this may be due to the tendency of CpG sequences to be methylated which potentially might inhibit transcription [ 8, 51].

Notably, this level of colocalization is ∼10-fold greater than that of nonhomologous euchromatic loci (Bateman and Wu 2008; Williams et al. 2007), consistent with the tendency of heterochromatic sequences to cluster.