Sentence examples for termination based from inspiring English sources
Analysis of these intrinsic terminator regions revealed a variable pattern of termination based on the source of the RNA.
Usually agreements are made on monthly or yearly terms, subject to termination based on poor results, poor play or a plain old bad day at the office.
A group sequential design was chosen to justify early RCT termination based on efficacy or futility at an interim analysis after inclusion of 40 patients.
In the nanopore depth direction, pores grow perpendicularly to the tangential direction of the surface, which leads to pore splitting or termination based on the surface curvature.
In 2000, Williams filed a lawsuit against WTWC for wrongful termination based on several grievances of racial discrimination.
Jackson has been on leave without pay from the Sheriff's Department since he was charged, but will probably face termination based on the misdemeanor convictions, she said.
In this paper, we propose a fast block-matching algorithm based on search center prediction and search early termination, called center-prediction and early-termination based motion search algorithm (CPETS).
People can challenge terminations based on their inability to complete a drug test in a hostile bathroom environment based on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Differential termination at an intrinsic terminator, based on RNA source, was not unique to the RP703-704 gene pair.
We first performed conventional dideoxy-nucleotide chain termination-based ("Sanger") sequencing on all of these specimens because, despite its limitations, this method is still the most widely used approach for mutation detection in clinical specimens.
The second shRNA (shRNA2) contained 19 bases of the antisense strand targeting bases 155-173 of the firefly luciferase transcript, and it was followed by a poly (U) termination signal based on a report that the poly (U) termination signal could substitute for the polyadenylation signal in the expression of shRNA under the CMV promoter [ 20].
