Sentence examples for uniquely separated from inspiring English sources

Genes with the potential for cross-hybridization have been identified and are highlighted in light red in Additional file 2. The rationale to include them is that although individual genes can not be uniquely separated, the probe sets can identify a gene and its highly similar gene family members, thus, providing some useful information about the biological responses of the plant.

Then one can uniquely separate into two parts ad and na, or ge and ng, such that 1) they are orthogonal with regard to the scalar product: (5) (6)   2) the square norm is minimum.  .

32 Secondly, ours was the only trial that used a validated diary to measure the primary cry or fuss outcome, reducing significantly the likelihood of recall bias and enabling us to uniquely separate out crying and fussing outcomes.

Most homeologies were unambiguous, with the exception of the homeologs of ssa1qb and ssa4q which seems to be a fusion of ssa11qb and ssa13qb, and ssa10 for which we could not uniquely separate matching regions on ssa16qa and ssa23.

Coherent clusters of uniquely colored cells separated by > 100 µm were classified as a twin spot derived from a single labeling event.

In primates, however, Aundiff spermatogonia are separated uniquely into two subtypes of As, Ad (dark) or Ap (pale), based on distinct levels of chromatin condensation [ 21– 26].

Alignments were separated into uniquely mapped, non-uniquely mapped, and unmapped sets using a custom Perl script.

The out-group feature of religion is uniquely problematic: faith separates people in a deep, fundamental way.

Sequences were aligned to the SacCer3 genome using bowtie2 with its defaults and filtered to keep only the uniquely mapped reads, separating reads into Watson and Crick alignment.

Balanced deterrence is only a trigger, but it might be the sole trigger allowing upright-walking primates to cross the uniquely demanding threshold separating hierarchical from egalitarian thus talkative team synergy.

His father didn't want children and never loved him – he relates this information with a brisk matter-of-factness that is perhaps uniquely Scandinavian – and his parents separated when he was 13.