Therefore, the presence of a leucine-zipper domain within FOX proteins correlates with their distinctive preference for tandem sequences in DNA.
They have performed admirably as judges, however, trying honestly to decide individual cases on their distinctive merits within a general framework of fidelity to the law, all the while exhibiting that professional discipline that minimizes the influence of the judge's own policy preferences or predispositions.
In particular, we studied the grouping of genes known to be associated with neurobiological processes, excluding carbohydrate metabolism, based on their distinctive patterns within group.
Influenced by Ferdinand de Saussure and in turn influencing Roman Jakobson, Trubetskoy redefined the phoneme functionally as the smallest distinctive unit within the structure of a given language, and he further broke these phonemes into their distinctive features.
Bioinformatic analysis of the various dockerin modules showed distinctive conservation patterns within their two Ca2+-binding repeats and their flanking regions.
Its score showed the composer finding new possibilities within his distinctive style.
There were nostalgic elements present in his music, to be sure, but these were transformed within his distinctive compositional world view.
Second, each group—except the Jews and the Roma (Gypsies)—tends to be concentrated and numerically dominant within a distinctive territorial homeland.
These changes affect both noncoding RNAs and mRNAs and so define the clinical behaviour of cancer cells within a distinctive host genetic and environmental context.
Massive sulfides and iron formation of the Brunswick Horizon are identifiable locally within a distinctive reflective package that can be used as a broad guide in the region for the exploration of deep base-metal deposits.
