| This system forms the subtext of the protagonist's behavior and encodes it as text. |
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| I was recently downloaded and installed a shareware program which encodes audio and video multimedia files. |
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| Version 4.0 also encodes the largest set of characters for mathematical and technical publishing in existence. |
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| The leader transcript contains an open reading frame which encodes a polypeptide of 44 amino acids. |
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| The lig gene encodes a set of novel cytoplasmic proteins, which are conserved between flies and mammals. |
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| The researchers injected the DNA plasmid, which encodes a gene that stimulates the immune system, directly into the tumor site in mice. |
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| Maturin's version of the Shakespearian romance plot encodes family secrets. |
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| It encodes a bifunctional protein with two domains, a homing endonuclease and a self-splicing intein. |
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| Phage gene 46 encodes one subunit of a putative exonuclease that is thought to be directly involved in recombination and recombinational repair. |
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| A data cell region encodes the address of the column for one cell that needs to be remapped in each row. |
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| In the absence of sequence motifs and proteins capable of directing transcription, the protein it encodes will remain invisible to selection. |
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| Printed documents would be overprinted with an almost invisible pattern of conductive ink that uniquely encodes the x-y location on the document. |
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| The element encodes a Gag protein, and retroelement Gag protein sequences diverge more rapidly than the Pol sequences. |
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| It is the law itself which encodes the values of individualism and materialism. |
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| The very structure of a binomial name encodes the essential property that makes Linnaeus's system consistent with life's evolutionary topology. |
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| One gene encodes a protein called agouti, which normally signals skin cells called melanocytes to produce a reddish-yellow pigment. |
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| One of the genes encodes for a phospholipase type C, and the other for a haemolysin. |
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| His work encodes and decodes physical and cultural landscapes in ways that challenge the assumptions, proscriptions, and prohibitions built into human environments. |
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| A codec encodes a data stream or signal for transmission, storage or encryption, or decodes it for playback or editing. |
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| This encodes part of a protein called hypoxia-inducible transcription factor 2-alpha. |
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| Cortisol is bad for your brain, particularly the hippocampus, which encodes memories. |
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| Instead, the digital files carry a watermark that encodes the buyer's identity to discourage piracy. |
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| A polymorphic virus encodes its body in order to hide its signature from an antivirus program. |
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| One, taken from a relative of the cod called the ocean pout, promotes the activity of the gene that encodes growth hormone. |
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| The lytA gene, which encodes the autolysin protein, is one of the target genes for S. pneumoniae. |
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| To validate this experiment, we took advantage of a large multigene family that encodes trichocyst cargo proteins. |
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| This gene encodes urea amidolyase, a bifunctional enzyme which converts urea into ammonia and carbon dioxide. |
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| Xalkori blocks the growth of tumours caused by a mutant form of the gene which encodes a signalling molecule known as anaplastic lymphoma kinase. |
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| This gene encodes the WASP protein that is a key regulator of the actin cytoskeleton of blood cells. |
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| He and his team therefore transferred the gene that encodes oxalate oxidase from wheat to chestnut. |
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| Because each EST is identified as relating to an mRNA, it represents part of a gene that encodes proteins. |
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| It was a beautiful thing: no low-quality encodes, no fakes, no dupes, no movies, no TV shows. |
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| According to the code model, a communicator encodes her intended message into a signal, which is decoded by the audience using an identical copy of the code. |
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| The keyboard encoder takes that information, encodes it in a digital form the main computer can understand, and passes it to the computer via the keyboard port. |
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| The estimate is based on a large mutational target, the 804-base TMV MP gene that encodes the viral movement protein, which is a cognate sequence for the viral replicase. |
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| A psycho-acoustical encoder psycho-acoustically encodes the second audio signal and outputs a second bitstream and a second bit rate possessed by a second bitstream. |
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| The early gene family encodes factors required for meiotic DNA replication, chromosome pairing, synaptonemal complex formation, and meiotic recombination. |
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| The tag encodes the data as a series of ultrasonic pulses transmitted through the water column from a hydrophone and are decoded by a receiver on a ship. |
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| Twenty per cent of breast cancer patients, for instance, exhibit the gene that encodes for the HER2 protein. |
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| Each gene encodes a statement in the form of specific molecules, proteins involved in cell of a specific task. |
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| To counteract these host restriction factors, HIV encodes a number of accessory genes. |
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| The Turbo.264 application also encodes video to a YouTube®-friendly format and uploads it to your YouTube account. |
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| This encodes information which is stored in a database and uniquely identifies every single object. |
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| The enterprise holding the item's trademark encodes the product with a GTIN assembled using the rules defined by GS1 Global. |
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| This kind of drug therapy aims at reviving the traumatic memories, and, as the brain encodes them again, at alleviating their emotional impact. |
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| This gene encodes for a nuclear protein, which is expressed as early as embryogenesis in the ventral nervous system, the muscles and the precursor cells of the wing and the haltere imaginal discs. |
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| The messenger then passes through the ribosome like a tape, and the instructions it carries are used to assemble the protein that the gene encodes out of smaller molecules called amino acids. |
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| The company downlinks satellite source feeds and encodes them to streaming formats compatible with common Internet-connected devices. |
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| The ORF encodes a precursor polyprotein that is proteolytically cleaved to form the functional protein products. |
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| We propose that in the tsetse fly this cDNA encodes a 65 kDa glycoprotein that is putatively involved in the inhibition of the aggregation of the bloodplatelets during the bloodmeal. |
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| His videos, photos, drawings and computer work are uncomplicated, in-your-face, and seemingly unconcerned with form. He just cruises from one thing, sign or icon that clutters and encodes our universe to another. |
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| The novel neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis gene MFSD8 encodes a putative lysosomal transporter. |
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| Wine that has undergone bacterial malolactic fermentation will also contain protein products of the gene that encodes the malolactic enzyme but not the protein products of the gene encoding malate permease. |
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| The last one encodes the resultative predication. |
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| The TRPA1 gene encodes a type of receptor protein known as an ion channel. |
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| The blotchy black mark she impresses on my hand will still be there tomorrow morning, a confused barcode, unsure of what exactly it encodes. |
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| The ERG6 gene encodes an enzyme that participates in the ergosterol pathway, converting zymosterol to fecosterol. |
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| Heritable traits are passed from one generation to the next via DNA, a molecule that encodes genetic information. |
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| It is the sequence of these four nucleobases along the backbone that encodes biological information. |
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| In many species, only a small fraction of the total sequence of the genome encodes protein. |
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| The first subframe of each frame encodes the week number and the time within the week, as well as the data about the health of the satellite. |
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| The heavy strand encodes 28 genes, and the light strand encodes 9 genes for a total of 37 genes. |
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| The sokoban problem encodes a small instance of a well known computer game, where a single stone must be pushed to its goal position. |
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| The gene encodes instructions for making a protein that helps pain-sensing nerve cells, called nociceptors, develop. |
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| The Treaty thus recognizes the importance of the financial framework as a cornerstone of the budgetary architecture of the European Union and finally encodes this successful practice into the system of European Union law. |
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| Loyalty: Evolis has market-proven expertise in the loyalty card landscape. Evolis will showcase theTattoo Rewrite, a printer that encodes and prints a single card up to 500 times. |
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| The team found that the redeye gene encodes a subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor. |
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| In HD, the gene that encodes for the HTT protein contains a trinucleotide sequence that is repeated in the gene more than 36 times. |
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| One of the mutated genes is RBFOX2, which encodes a molecule that regulates RNA splicing. |
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| Encryption encodes the information that flows between your computer and our computer systems making it difficult for unauthorized individuals to intercept, read or alter your online communications and transactions. |
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| Fathom encodes HD content at very low bit rates, creating small file sizes, without compromising quality. |
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| The gene, Brown midrib, encodes caffeic acid methyltransferase, a lignin-producing enzyme. |
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| This mutation encodes an enzyme, Bcr-Abl tyrosine kinase, that causes white blood cells to proliferate. |
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| The sequence encodes the structure of an enzyme or other protein specified by that gene, which in turn determines its function within cells of the organism. |
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| The shape of the postposition d'ieri which encodes a terminative spatial reading 'until' is surprisingly close, too. |
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| The HCMV genome encodes numerous glycoproteins, of which gB, gH and gN are the most abundant. |
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| The VN-Matrix 200 Series encodes video or graphics sources at resolutions up to HD or WUXGA, streams the video and audio over an IP network, then decodes the content back to the original source resolution. |
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| The gene inroduced in transformants T14 and T25 was modified to optimize its expression in plants without altering the amino acid sequence it encodes. |
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| This gene, as its name suggests, encodes a protein that regulates the level in the bloodstream of inflammation-causing chemicals called chemokines. |
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| Of these, only one, C17C3.12, encodes a strong mammalian homolog, a mitochrondrial acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, which functions catabolically in mammals in fatty acid oxidation. |
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| An isolated single or double-stranded DNA molecule consisting of a nucleotide sequence which encodes a porcine adipocyte polypeptide leptin having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO:4, or the complement to the DNA molecule. |
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| The amount of DNA contained within a mitochondrion, and therefore inherited from the egg donor, is miniscule: human mitochondrial DNA encodes just 37 genes, compared with more than 20,000 for the DNA in the cell nucleus. |
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| Homeotic genes contain a sequence of DNA known as a homeobox, which encodes a segment of 60 amino acids within the homeotic transcription factor protein. |
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| The space-time metric tensor not only encodes for spatiotemporal structure, but also represents the gravitational potentials, and thus gravitational energy. |
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| This form of the disease is often hereditary and has been associated with mutations in several different genes, each of which encodes a protein necessary for the formation of sarcomeres, the contractile units of muscle. |
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| The ras oncogene has a single defect in its nucleotide sequence, and, as a result, there is a change of a single amino acid in the protein for which it encodes. |
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| A construct comprising a polynucleotide that encodes a conditionally-inducible oncogene operably linked to the enhancer element of the second intron of the nestin gene, or a functional fragment thereof. |
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| In MRSA the gene acquired through conjugation encodes a protein capable of inhibiting methicillin binding, preventing the drug from attaching to and disrupting its target protein in the bacterial cell wall. |
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| An non human animal comprising an imaging marker trans gene, wherein said transgene encodes a cell surface polypeptide that binds an imaging radiolabeled hapten at high affinity. |
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| The gene that encodes filaggrin, an epidermal barrier protein produced by differentiating keratinocytes, is often mutated and can be a causative factor for eczema. |
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| The RET proto-oncogene encodes a cell membrane receptor tyrosine kinase. |
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| The script frequently encodes a name or description of the owner and surrounding region, and it is possible that the inscribed stones may have represented territorial claims. |
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| Having a particular form of the gene that encodes the natural compound lactoferfin could predispose some people to travelers' diarrhea, a study finds. |
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| The invention includes a cDNA that encodes a predicted protein of 191 amino acid residues having similarity to the carbohydrate recognition domain of C-type lectins. |
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