Sentence examples for transcript over from inspiring English sources

C-Span said it would conduct a reading of the transcript over its television and radio stations.

Mr. de la Garza said he turned the transcript over to the F.B.I., though he cannot be sure if it contributed to the arrest last month of a Montreal teenager in the case.

The Teen Legal Advocacy Clinic that opened at his new school in the fall informed him that it is illegal for a school district to withhold a transcript over such a dispute.

We invented and applied a so-called perturbation score, calculated as Σ i = 1 n I 2 per sample, where I is the signal intensity per transcript (over all n = 503 transcripts in the combined groups defined above).

Real-time reverse transcription-PCR analysis with samples from in vitro stage-conversion assay showed increasing levels of NcSAG4 transcript over time, suggesting a developmental upregulation of this gene.

In the debate transcript over the Bill in 2011 that enforced the smoke-free policy in prisons and hospitals, Iain Lees-Gallofay, of the Labour Party said: "It gives me a lot of pleasure to rise and offer Labour's enthusiastic and wholehearted support for the Smoke-free Environments (Controls and Enforcement) Amendment Bill.

Remarkably, the CRY2 transcript, over-expressed under the control of the 35S promoter still showed vigorous LD cycles (Figure 6A).

To minimize the effects of Globin RNA transcript over-representation, samples were processed with Ambion GLOBINclear® (Applied Biosystems, Mulgrave, VIC, Australia) according to the manufacturer's protocol.

A breakdown of the results by positive (transcript over-expressed in forager compared to one-day-old honey bees) and negative (transcript over-expressed in one-day-old compared to forager honey bees) significant differential expression is provided in Additional file 1.

If 4 ESTs align to this transcript over-top the 1000th base, each with associated scores as follows: A (30), C (25), C (30), C 30), then at this position we have the canonical A with a score of 30, and a high quality discrepancy 'C' with a score of 85.

The development of the leukocyte infiltration index revealed that most of the over-expressed transcripts in myositis muscle compared to normal muscle specimens were not truly up-regulated due to transcript over-expression, but rather these expression changes were actually due to leukocyte cells infiltrating the muscle tissue.