Sentence examples for twofold range from inspiring English sources

It has previously been shown that several LexA independent genes are regulated within a twofold range [3], with exceptions like the nrdB and nrdA genes, which show regulation beyond the twofold range [44].

In these cells, hyperacetylation of histones at the human MYC promoter is similar to that of the mouse MYC promoter, within a twofold range (Figure 2, lower graph).

Two different doses of His-tag Huwe1 (twofold range) and recombinant E6AP protein (twofold range) are used in the ubiquitination assay as in (A ).

Two different doses of His-tag Huwe1 (over twofold range) and Hect-domain containing E3 E6AP (over twofold range) were used in the ubiquitination assay.

Similarly, despite an only approximately twofold range of expression, we still observe a high correlation with direct proportionality (r = 71%) for cells expressing untagged CENP-A.

Similar results were observed with the segregation analysis of artificial nonexchange chromosomes that are of comparable or different sizes within a twofold range (Ross et al. 1996).

8 The percentage of elderly patients with postvaccination antibody concentration > twofold ranges from 84% for serotype 18C, to 90% for serotypes 7F, 9V, and 19F.

To address our first research question of the impact of this intervention on content knowledge by K-8 participants, our preliminary results (2013 2014; n = 297 K-8) indicated an average of twofold gains (range of 1.7 2.5) in STEM content knowledge for youth that participate at least weekly in the after-school program, NE STEM 4U.

A twofold error range from the observed values for model predictions was set as a reference.

Titrations (twofold concentration range) of recombinant His-tag Huwe1 protein were incubated with GST-TBP supplemented with E1, UbcH5b, methyl-ubiquitin, ATP regenerating mix, and ubiquitin aldehyde.

Only in neonates were the both models unable to predict a mean ratio(Obs/Pred) of all four PK parameters within the predefined twofold error range (Fig.  6).