Sentence examples for usage observes from inspiring English sources
In modern usage, observes Ober, power is assumed to mean "a voting rule for determining the will of the majority".
We propose that the common patterns of nucleotide motif usage observed in hosts and viruses coding sequences are caused by host-induced and host-specific constraints, and are key factors in understanding the genomic evolution of Flaviviridae family and its hosts.
The real world usage observed could then be compared with the clinically established recommended dosage.
This suggests a biological rationale for the differences in exon usage observed in this study.
Therefore, selection for translational accuracy cannot account for the different patterns of codon usage observed between the clusters.
This is in line with the range of reductions in energy usage observed after similar interventions that make energy visible, such as real-time display units.
The lack of significant association between oral wart and HAART usage observed in the present study could be due to the short period of the administration of HAART as majority of patients were on HAART for one to six months.
This similarity helps explain the higher rate of common foreign ARS usage observed between L. kluyveri and S. cerevisiae than between any of them and K. lactis (Additional File 1, Table S4).
A consequence of the diversity in termination sites (and variability in origin usage) observed in eukaryotes is that there will be variability in which regions of the genome are latest replicating between cells within a population.
It appears that in these tumors, the selective pressure to down-regulate EBNA2 expression has occurred via deletion of the EBNA2 gene rather than through the switch in viral promoter usage observed in the conventional BL scenario.
Thus, the optimization of codon and amino acid usage observed in these organisms could be instrumental in minimizing the protein biosynthetic costs of cell division and protein turnover in the embryo and sexual tissues (Table S1).
