Sentence examples for through transcripts from inspiring English sources

After conducting interviews and combing through transcripts, police dockets, mortuary books and cemetery records, the team locates potential grave sites.

In Lin's 2010 novel, Richard Yates, the emotional life of a cast of laconic, shallow characters is explored through transcripts of Gmail chats.

During testimony, Mr. Watts pored through transcripts from previous trials, seizing on any inconsistency he could find.

The special master overseeing the trial must wade through transcripts of the testimony, accept objections from both sides and submit "findings of fact" to a 13-member commission, which will decide whether to censure or remove the judge.

Mr. Black recalled that Mr. DiCaprio dug up obscure film footage of a young Hoover giving speeches and read through transcripts of his Congressional testimony.

It was Rev. Maher's practice to meet with transfers at the start of each new term to go through transcripts and determine which credits would carry over.

The majority of these fusion transcripts (140/185, 76 %) are derived from genes that are located next to each other in the genome, otherwise referred to as "read-through transcripts" [ 13], or transcription induced chimeras [ 23, 24] (Additional file 1).

The weaker 242 nt band (labeled RT) results from hybridization of the riboprobe to read-through transcripts derived from Pol II transcription proceeding around the plasmid into the HIV-LTR.

However, ROMA includes other sources of false positives, most importantly read-through transcripts into adjacent genes due to inefficient transcription termination in vitro, as well as ambiguities derived from impure protein preparation or the microarray analysis as such (65).

This indicates that a larger proportion of the transcription of the 3′ partner is created from read-through transcripts beginning at the 5′ gene promoter.

There are many loci at which di-cistronic read-through transcripts are evident (Pelechano et al., 2013), raising the possibility that transcriptional interference leading to reciprocal expression of genes in tandem arrays is a much more widespread phenomenon in yeast.