Sentence examples for the generation of a pattern from inspiring English sources
This high-resolution and low-cost technique has previously proven useful for the rapid screening of closely related rice strains and the generation of a pattern with replicable markers (Zhu et al. 1998).
Given that the BAC clone insert matches DXZ4 sequence at both ends, uninterrupted tandem arrangement of DXZ4 monomers should result in the generation of a predictable pattern of restriction fragments (Figure 2A).
Proper tuning of kinetics and emission wavelengths enables the generation of a spatial pattern of fluorescent emission at the intersection of two structured light beams.
However, the adopted numerical technique allows for the generation of a speckle pattern tailored to the needs of the experiment.
Training with a new pattern – during the period of active maintenance of the pattern would result in cross-activation, i.e., the generation of a mixed pattern.
The spatial and temporal regulation of iridophore shape transitions by Tjp1a might underlie the generation of a variety of patterns observed in teleosts.
We wondered whether cell cell interactions might offer insight into the mechanism underlying the generation of a stereotyped medulla innervation pattern, despite variability in neuronal number.
Directed differentiation of hiPS cells into neurons demonstrated that MECP2 expression follows the XCI pattern, allowing the generation of a pair of isogenic control (expressing WT MECP2) and experimental (expressing mutant MECP2) hiPS cell lines which have important prospects for downstream applications.
Thus, all expression data together suggest that SAM-less seedlings display an aberrant SAM gene expression pattern causing the generation of an eSM to be a rare event because it requires the concerted and precise coordination of several SAM genes.
wingless (wg) and its vertebrate homologues, the Wnt genes, play critical roles in the generation of embryonic pattern.
Although these sub-networks or motifs could be important or even sufficient for the generation and maintenance of the epidermal cellular patterns, independently of the rest of the GRN, it is likely that they all act redundantly in the generation of such patterns in a robust manner.
