Sentence examples for tolerant library from inspiring English sources

In general, for the TME3 tolerant library, an average of 23.41% of both the forward and reverse reads mapped to the reference sequence, 22.74% of the forward F3 reads mapped, but only 6.50% of the reverse F5 read mapped.

Instead, drought stress tolerant genotypes libraries showed an increase of 21-nt-species and a reduction of 24-nt-species.

The multiplexed paired end sequencing run produced a total of 523 MB and 693 MB of paired-end reads for SACMV-infected susceptible and tolerant cDNA libraries, respectively.

To obtain novel thermoactive and salt-tolerant enzymes, a metagenomic library, which was derived from a pilot-plant biogas reactor operating at 55 °C, was constructed and was screened for starch-degrading enzymes.

The Eucatoul (http://www.polebio.lrsv.ups-tlse.fr/eucatoul) contents 17,079 unigenes (7,921 contigs and 9,158 singlets) based on wood-related [ 74] and cold-tolerant [ 75] libraries.

In the tardigrade EST libraries, LEA transcripts have been found in the H. dujardini library (the less tolerant tardigrade) and also in the proteome map of M. tardigardum [ 75].

The SSH libraries of the tolerant (Prata Ligeiro) and susceptible (IRAT20) genotypes were concluded with a novelty index of 66% and 55%, respectively.

To identify miRNAs associated with short and long exposure to cold, salt and Al responses and tolerance, three different control and five treated libraries from sensitive and tolerant wheat genotypes were used.

In order to identify genes responsible for salt tolerance, subtractive cDNA libraries have been compared between tolerant (Pokkali) and susceptible (IR64) genotypes (Kumari et al. 2009).

Unlike the overall analysis, the GO Slim background considered in each condition was computed from only the GO Slim of the identified target genes present in the two compared libraries from sensitive and tolerant genotypes.

The research points to a need for staff and library users to be more tolerant, and simple adaptations to support the sensory sensitivities associated with autism.