Sentence examples for valid start from inspiring English sources

As a result of this, 85 start codons were changed, many of which resulted in non-standard, but valid start codons of GTG or TTG.

In order to be considered as a valid gene (or a valid genome in the case of viruses, since they possess a single known ORF), a given ORF should not be classified as a hypothetical product, start with a valid start codon, end with a valid stop codon, have a length multiple of three, and have no ambiguous bases, here considered as a non-standard (A, C, T or G) nucleotide.

The ribosomal protein L12ae gene (Smar_1096) does not have a valid start codon, but this is likely to be an essential gene.

(ii) All transcripts with PTCs in human were removed and likewise for transcripts lacking a valid start (M or L) or stop codon in human.

(iii) Transcripts lacking a valid start codon in the chimpanzee were removed since such transcripts were not likely to be coding.

In some cases, annotated protein sequences in ENSEMBL required amendment to fix non-canonical splice sites and obtain valid start and/or stop codons.

That's because it's a model of several interacting markets, and you can enter from multiple directions, any one of which is a valid starting point.

Because the full impact of the labor agreement was not felt in the lockout-shortened 1994-95 season, the most valid starting point for comparisons of revenue and salary growth should be the 1995-96 season, union officials said.

This pluralistic approach came from Wright's acceptance of different levels of experience as equally valid starting points for science.

The approaches used in the study can serve as a valid starting point for further development of such tools and methods compatible with planners' ordinary working modes.

Hegel's claim that there is more philosophy in science than scientists are usually aware of, or willing to acknowledge (1830/1970, p. 11), remains a valid starting point.