Sentence examples for trap component from inspiring English sources
GBT-RP2 contains an additional carp β-actin splice acceptor in the 3' gene trap component of the vector, which may contribute to higher mutagenicity of this vector.
Second, modifications such as addition of gene trap components may result in lower virus titers and require significant optimization of production procedures [ 15].
Participants stated protection of trap components would be important to reduce exposure to heavy rainfall, which is typical in both locales.
We tested the SA and NLSA algorithms in terms of the accuracy in identifying and quantifying the trapping component and in estimating the kinetics of non-trapping components.
Over Fe-ZSM-5 catalysts the presence of a NOx trapping component does not increase the combustion of soot in the presence of NO g) and it is proposed that this previously reported effect is only seen under continuous NOx trap operation as NO2 is periodically released during regeneration and thus available for soot combustion.
The data obtained from probe reactions between the various potential adsorbates and gaseous species of the reaction indicate that the N2 yields obtained from the 1% Pt 20% CuO Al2O3 catalyst are formed via an Internal Selective Catalytic Reduction (iSCR) between NHx species adsorbed on the trapping component and NO formed from NH3 total oxidation on the Pt during the lean cycle of operation.
The NLSA algorithm always identified a trapping component α 0, whereas SA determined a null trapping component for one of the dataset (run 2, normoxia).
A component for β = 0 was included in the model, corresponding to a fully trapped component.
The subscript c indicates cosmogenic abundance determined by subtracting trapped component from the measured abundance of 38Ar.
Bi- and tri-exponential curves were simulated with and without a trapping component α 0 (for β 0 = 0).
The level sets which have a trapped component but also an unbounded component, give rise to resonances with exponentially small decay rates, ( e^{-S/h} ).
