Sentence examples for tight distance from inspiring English sources

The tight distance correlation between the CREB/CREM binding site and the transcription start site prompted us to investigate whether the CREB and CREM binding sites that are located in intergenic regions with no currently annotated RefSeq genes correspond to cryptic and as yet unidentified promoters of novel transcripts.

Here, we showed that the use of bifunctional spin labels yielded DEER distance measurements with tighter distance distributions when compared to those for the monofunctional MTSL spin-label samples.

Experiments with exogenous Ca2+ chelators reveal that channel-sensor coupling at basket cell-Purkinje cell synapses is very tight, with a mean distance of 10 20 nm.

While they can come in handy while parallel parking in a tight space, radar-guided distance alarms that go off loudly and insistently (and muting the car's audio system in the process) when a car's transmission is shifted into reverse are often more annoying than they're worth.

A degradation in separation reliability due to tight gap distance is observed in separation experiments.

Bifunctional spin labels are rigid and thus very useful for obtaining tighter DEER distance distributions when compared to that for traditional MTSL.

(2) While for tight formation, imbibition distance is about 10, 54 and 106 cm in 1, 20 and 80 days.

If two particles form a tight complex the distance r would be constant.

The tight relationship between PASS distance and phylogenetic distance implies that if the pair of evergreen vs. deciduous species is closely related, PASS distance in the pair tends to be lower, which is similar to the finding that faster growth of deciduous species over evergreen species is not consistent when they share close relatedness (Antúnez et al. 2001).

We also describe all two-distance tight frames obtained from a given graph.

Then, Republican Senate candidates in tight races began distancing themselves from the top of the ticket.