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were assemblies
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A set of pieces that work together in unison as a mechanism or device.
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Our analysis indicated, that in most cases contigs containing forward and reverse assembled reads despite unidirectional read orientation (FR contigs) were assemblies of transcripts from overlapping genes.
A hybrid assembly was constructed using the pyrosequencing- and Sanger-based EST reads which were clustered and assembled using the TGICL clustering utilities [ 29]; of these, 10,811 were assemblies and 23,684 were singletons for a total of 34,495 unique sequences (Table 1).
These assemblies were as toxic as were assemblies from wild-type Aβ42.
The diets were assemblies of delegates from the various towns, and their decisions (Recesse) were determined by a majority vote of the towns represented.
For Northern Ireland and Wales, there were assemblies.
A one-page survey was distributed to Nigerian doctors by two of the authors on different occasions and at different locations in the country where there were assemblies of Nigerian doctors from different parts of the country, such as conferences, seminars and professional association meetings, in 2007.
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The schools were assembly lines for the factories.
There are assemblies extolling the virtues of following the rules and earning these tickets.
"It's assembly-line justice," Ms. Pemberton said.
The skill Potter has honed most in the last three years is assembly.
Yep. That's assembly language, about as far from Ruby as you can get.
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