Sentence examples for two disruptions from inspiring English sources

In this study, a gene was considered putatively functional if it had a complete coding sequence with up to two disruptions.

More than 95% of the ducts contained only one or two disruptions, while a few of the ducts displayed multiple disruptions in the myoepithelial cell layer (Fig. 4).

If a gene had more than two disruptions or lacked the regions from TM1 to TM7, it was considered as a pseudogene.

We are currently unable to resolve the order of the two disruptions, and it is possible that they occurred in quick succession in common response to a single ancestral change in brain-specific α-dystrobrevin requirements.

In a previous study, Zhang and Firestein [ 15] found, from the available expression data for mouse OR genes [ 38] and the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) mouse expressed sequence tag (EST) database, that some of the mouse OR sequences identified from genome databases with one or two disruptions were still expressed in the olfactory organ.

In order to compare the two disruption methods, a similar barrier disruption was achieved by sequential tape-stripping (TEWL of 66 ± 3 g/h/m).

They [Amy and Natalie] have had three disruptions in a short space of time and we cannot allow this to continue.

Then he saw what Mark Pincus was onto with Zynga — which he says combined these "four disruptions in one".

That respondents belonging to latent-class 2 show indifference to these attribute-levels provides further support to our argument that respondents may have, in their decision choices, considered that drug delivery modes with zero disruptions to their daily activities and/or zero risk of adverse events are perhaps unavailable even though they are desirable.

Of the 94 cases, 61 (65%) contained one to four disruptions, and 33 (35%) contained five or more disruptions.

These partial sequences were also counted as putatively functional genes unless they have more than three disruptions.