Sentence examples for tract type from inspiring English sources

The slope of over-representation (slope R ) was determined by the same linear interpolation of R between the threshold for over-representation and Nmaxobs of each tract type.

The value of Nmaxobs for any tract type would be expected to increase as both Fractioni and the length of the sequences being investigated increase.

Intestinal atresia may take the form of a transverse diaphragm of tissue with or without a perforation obstructing the continuity of GI tract (type I atresia).

This helps to explain how processed meat could be a cause of cancers in organs outside the GI tract, type 2 diabetes, and coronary heart disease (Introduction, paragraph 2).

For flanking sequences, all four tract types exhibited increasing slopes as threshold values increased.

These potentially spared fiber tract types are likely to include long-distance connections but also fiber tracts composed of fewer streamlines and intermodule fiber tracts.

Previous analysis of homopolymer tract organisation in P. falciparum ORF reports the overrepresentation and overproportionment of all homopolymer tract types, but poly dA.dT tracts in particular [ 1, 3].

Comparison of slope R for all homopolymeric tract types in upstream and downstream intergenic flanking sequences reveals that this general trend is present (r = 0.33, p < 0.001, slope = −0.80).

To extend this analysis, ORF were obtained for all (except N. caninum) of the Apicomplexan parasites investigated here and the program Poly was used to search for and provide quantitative data for the frequency of all homopolymer tract types (Additional file 1: Table S1).

All of these molecules give binding enthalpies Δ Hb = ∼−5 kcal/mol or less and a significant entropy component at 25 °C with an AATT sequence which has a narrow, A-tract type, minor groove geometry.

The neurological phenotype in MJD, which can range widely, has been classified into at least three subtypes with characteristic features: cerebellar ataxia with ophthalmoparesis and pyramidal tract signs (type II), with additional extrapyramidal signs (type I), or with distal muscular atrophy (type III) [31].