Sentence examples for using only the upstream from inspiring English sources

Hence, in this case, using only the upstream planes deteriorates the resolution by approximately 4.5 μm.

The optimal configuration using only the upstream planes is a wide configuration with dz=150 mm, and the achievable track resolution is about 8.2 μm.

Simple reporter fusions, made using only the upstream region, will, of course, lack all post-transcriptional aspects of regulation, such as that mediated by microRNAs, but may also lack transcriptional regulatory elements located in introns, in exons or downstream of the target gene.

In this computation, we have used only the upstream sequences and not the downstream untranslated sequences to avoid double counting of bases where they overlap.

Our approach is similar to 'marching' - we compute solution for a downstream jet cross-section using only the previously found solutions for upstream cross-sections.

B, Best predictive-transcription models using only the presence of motifs predicted by MAMA upstream of TSS (upstream), with the presence of motifs predicted from sequences -50 bp and +150 bp from the TSS (+ near TSS) and with motif pairs upstream and near the TSS (++ pairs).

Also, it is shown that by applying a discharge coefficient and using only upstream pressure, the cavitating venturi can be used as a flowmeter with a high degree of accuracy in a wide range of mass flow rate.

The early computational approach for identifying regulatory motifs is based on statistical analyses using only upstream sequences of genes.

We have verified that apart from somewhat larger errorbars all our quantitative findings remained virtually unchanged when we repeated our analysis of upstream regulations in yeast using only 938 pairs of putative duplicated proteins.

The observation that we could reprogram using only Oct4 but not Nanog alone, suggests that Oct4 is likely an upstream factor for cellular reprogramming.

Accordingly, RNA-seq data from the adult mouse brain supported the use of only the upstream promoter in this tissue.