Sentence examples for verify examples from inspiring English sources

"There is an information gap there and, where you can verify examples, you can curate a list," said Afaq Tariq, the US web developer who set up the site in June this year.

Quantitative real-time PCR was used to verify examples of preferential expression predicted via RNA-Seq.

Design charts for FRP tubes under compression including buckling are obtained as a function of the most important variables and used to verify example elements.

In plants, although candidate readthrough genes have been identified using computational approaches [18] and among gypsy-type retrotransposons from rice [19], all of the experimentally verified examples, to date, involve readthrough-mediated decoding of viral RNA genomes [20].

Up to now, too few experimentally verified examples of TFs that regulate miRNAs are known, thus a model to introduce the "correct" time-shift could not be inferred.

Verified examples of such traits include stem splitting and decreased yields in transgenic soybean plants [ 54] and a 67-fold reduction in beta-carotene content in a transgenic squash variety engineered for virus resistance (USDA Application 95-352-0101).

Another potential source of improvement, although one for which we could not find explicit and experimentally verified examples in our data, lies in the usage of information about co-evolving residues (Additional File 1, Input Feature Calculation).

The positive set was further supplemented with proteins whose N-terminal amino acids sequences matched the seven initial amino acids of biochemically verified examples (from either plants or animals), having the same subcellular location and biochemical activity.

I know of no empirically verified example where a quantum field exists without its quantum.

A lot of parameters can be adapted to generate user defined sequence sets that can serve as verified example data.

There is only one experimentally verified example that osa-MIR159a ACR3 miRNA induces site-specific cleavage of an mRNA encoding a GT-2-like transcription factor in rice [ 62].