Sentence examples for unambiguous orientation from inspiring English sources

For example CRT (Bland et al., 2007) and CRISPRFinder (Grissa et al., 2007) provide sensitive predictions of CRISPR arrays, but do not provide unambiguous orientation information.

For comparison, the unambiguous orientation of the estriol molecule lacking the aliphatic side chain in M. tuberculosis CYP51 (resolution 1.55 Å; PDB ID 1X8V) is consistent with the sterol orientation suggested by the T. brucei 3P99 structure.

Working in a 5' direction from this point of unambiguous alignment, orientation of the rhs sequences was dependent on conserved cysteine residues that occur at regular intervals, as noted previously [ 21].

It must, however, be noted that although all the LGs could be unequivocally associated to chromosomes, and thus their number designations are correct and complete, unambiguous LG orientations could only be defined for six of the nine LGs.

This integration enabled unambiguous alignment and orientation of the maps representing the 10 B. rapa chromosomes.

Therefore, to ensure unambiguous interpretation and orientation within the BDLP tube density, a SAM domain-labeled BDLP reconstruction was also generated at a resolution of ∼16.9 Å.

FISH data combined with significant Lod scores between selected markers led to the unambiguous assignment and orientation of specific linkage groups to chromosomes and, ultimately, complete coverage of each chromosome.

This technique is useful in practice given that optical and atomic force microscopy do not provide unambiguous information about crystal orientation.

Strand orientation was unambiguous for all detected transcripts and showed the same read orientation as the reference genome (Figure S1).

For 8,239 contigs, the putative orientation was unambiguous across different databases and a single sense probe was designed.

For 12,296 contigs with BLASTX hits, the putative orientation was unambiguous across hits and a single sense probe was designed.