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- % Some basic cases
- The 50 kDa protein is examined
- The protein ( 50 kDa ) is examined
- The mass is 50 kDa
- A protein of 50 kDa is examined
- The rate is 10 nm per msec
- The rate is 10 nm per one msec of time
- The last 195 bp of the DNA are examined
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- % These should work also if the tokens are "merges" of number and unit
- The 50-kDa protein is examined
- The 50kDa protein is examined
- The mass is 50kDa
- A protein of 50kDa is examined
- The rate is 10nm per msec
- The rate is 10nm per 1msec of time
- The last 195bp of the DNA are examined
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- % A number derived units are also recognized
- The rate is 10 mg/sec
- The rate is 10 mol/day
- The rate is 10 micrograms/mouse/day
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- % Units previously in the dictionary have not been modified, and are
- % not allowed all the necessary roles.
- The 10 foot distance is examined
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- % The following dont work yet, and would require special ".p" definitions
- % of the units, similar to, for example, feet.p and seconds.p.
- % This would require an OD- connectors (see feet.p)
- It fell 10 nm
- % This would require an OT- connector (see seconds.p)
- It lasted 10 msec
- % This would require Yd+ (see feet.p)
- It happened 10 nm away
- % This would require Yt+ (see seconds.p)
- It happened 10 msec later
- % This would require EC+ to have the intended parse (compare feet.p)
- The 10 bp longer sequence is examined
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- % This one doesn't work because of "leftmost"
- The leftmost 195 bp of the DNA are examined
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- % NUMERIC RANGES
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- The 50 to 100 kDa protein is examined
- Exons 40 to 50 were examined
- It was submitted in the period 1990 to 1995
- The range is 0 to 1
- The range is nine to twenty
- % ambiguities are mainly due to the bracketed part
- The production is low in rich media ( 50 to 300 LrpC molecules per cell )
- The enzyme has a weight of 125,000 to 130,000
- The domain ( residues 73 to 90 ) was shown
- The analysis revealed a transcript after 6 to 7.5 h
- CSF reached 50 to 100 nM
- A shift from 37 to 20 degrees C resulted in an increase
- An operon showed at 310 to 320 kb
- The sequence shows 28.2 to 34.6 % identities
- In the past 4 to 5 years results have advanced
- One is the region 1911 to 1917
- % unnecessary (?) ambiguity with the range linking to "are"
- The segment includes the pacL from which genes 1 to 7 are transcribed
- The gene 1 to 7 mRNA synthesis was reduced
- There are deviations of 2 to 3 A
- % the range should link to the verb with MVp (~ "north"): to much ambiguous ?
- These transcripts are located 5 to 3
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- % Ranges with hyphens
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- The 50 - 100 kDa protein is examined
- Exons 40 -- 50 were examined
- It was submitted in the period 1990 --- 1995
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- % Cases with "from" (e.g. "from 10 to 20") (TODO):
- % shifts
- The number of repeats was increased from 7 to 11 .
- Experiments revealed an increase from 0 to 5 min postinduction
- The transfer of cells from 37 to 50 degrees C repressed synthesis .
- The concentration increased from 125 to 325 microgram per assay .
- % ranges
- We inserted sequences from 5 to 21 bp in length
- The start point ranged from 17 to 18 base pairs
- The promoter contained a sequence near the region ( from 60 to 73 % )
- A region extending from 183 to 118 base pairs was required
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- % Cases with "between"
- Transcription sets in ( between 8 and 16 h of culture ) .
- The pH optimum is between 5 and 7
- concentrations were measured between 0 and 3 h after the beginning
- it shows activity at a temperature between 60 and 70 degrees C
- The activity is stable between pH 6 and 12
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- % Numeric ranges with "merged" units (or "fold") also occur
- An 80 to 100-fold increase was observed
- Antigens ranged 82 to 90%
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- % FOLD-WORDS
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- This included an up to threefold increase
- There were increases in proteins, including actin (twofold to threefold)
- The association rate constant is also increased about 2-fold
- The affinity is approximately 30-fold weaker
- Leaves display a 2-fold accumulation
- This was about 10-fold higher
- % correct parse ranked second
- sigmaF was some twofold higher than sigmaE
- % does not parse
- It was two to threefold more abundant
- I found an at least twofold reduction
- It showed a fivefold anaerobic induction
- loci increased more than twofold
- % correct parse ranked fourth
- It corresponds to one- , two- and threefold phosphorilated proteins
- The structure shows a fold consisting of a beta-sheet
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- % EQUATIONS ETC.
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- non-denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (r = 0.859) was used
- preparations of 5 x 10(8) cfu/ml are made
- phosphorylation was observed (P = 0.06)
- bacteria with low G + C DNA content contain genes
- the strength was in the order of gerE > cotD > yfhP P2 > yfhP P1
- delta binds RNAP with an affinity of 2.5 x 10(6) M-1
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- % "x" between numbers denoting multiplication
- A single cell inside a pool of 5 x 10000 lymphocytes could be quantified
- A single cell inside a pool of 5 x 10(4) could be quantified
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- % "Arrows"
- We consider the MPO --> PAG pathway
- Codon 311 (Cys --> Ser) polymorphism is associated with apolipoprotein E4
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- % GREEK LETTERS
- minicells revealed the expression of both lambda and SPP1 genes
- We cloned a new gene encoding an alternative sigma factor
- The sigma factor sigma 35 of B. thuringiensis is homologous
- Each polymerase had a subunit composition analogous to beta beta2 alpha sigma delta omega 1 omega 2
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- % SOME ADVERB CASES
- % compare
- patients are treated, therefore, even if they are negative
- patients are treated, however, even if they are negative
- % related?
- the results indicated, therefore, that it is required
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- they prefer studies that are, however, open
- more importantly , they are open
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- % i.e., e.g. and related
- they were not side-by-side (i.e., stacked)
- antagonists (e.g. WEB-2086) were examined
- receptors, e.g. GluR5 and GluR, have been examined
- there is genetic heterogeneity, i.e. there are several genes
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- % UPSTREAM, DOWNSTREAM, 3', 5'
- The soil from the river banks is washed downstream.
- He was making his way upstream.
- The view is upstream and the discharge is about 5.0 m3/s.
- It will require more information from upstream.
- The inverted repeat is found upstream of the promoter.
- The promoter is located immediately upstream of ftsY.
- The cryIAb gene was located 3 kb upstream of its initiator codon.
- mphR is located downstream from mrx.
- These transcripts are oriented 5' to 3'
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- % MISCELLANIA (commented out not to confuse)
- % the patient tested negative
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- % "MADE OF" VARIANTS
- the protein films have a microstructure formed of woven sheaves
- The sheaves are composed of well-defined whisker crystallites
- Different conjugates, composed of a peptide carrier and a cytotoxic moiety, have been investigated
- A study was made of the stability
- a protein made of the luminal domain fused to the tail
- the intracellular pool of enzyme is formed of newly synthesized molecules
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- % "DESIGNATED" ETC.
- Mice that express epitope tagged SF-1 are being used
- The method labelled FAXS is rapid
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- % ATTACH TO
- Isolated eosinophils from healthy donors rapidly attach to ASMC
- Dystrophin can attach to the cytoskeleton
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- % INVESTIGATED, EXAMINED WHETHER
- this study examined whether AQP1 is present in HPMC
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- % from PASBio
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- % abolish.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- This mutation abolishes splicing
- % EMBO No.1 (passive)
- Transcription is completely abolished
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- % alter.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Mutations alter splice sites
- % EMBO No.3
- Phosphorylation was not altered by treating the cells
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- % begin.01 ("start existing")
- % EMBO No.1
- The density begins between amino acids 136 and 140
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- % begin.02 ("start doing")
- % EMBO No.1
- The levels begin to return
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- % block.01
- % MEDLINE No.1 ('the' was manually added to "step")
- Mutations block the step II
- % EMBO No.3 (passive)
- Labeling is blocked by pre-incubation
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- % catalyse.01, ("catalyze") is unknown
- % EMBO No.2
- enzymes catalyze the unwinding
- % MEDLINE No.1 (passive)
- The metabolism is most likely catalysed by P450
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- % confer.01
- % MEDLINE No.2
- The variant does not confer a risk
- % EMBO No.1 (passive)
- The phenotype can be conferred by replacing the C-terminus with Stat5
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- % decrease.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Treatment decreased synthesis
- % EMBO No.2 (passive)
- The protection is decreased
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- % delete.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Transcripts delete exons
- % EMBO No.4 (passive)
- the binding was deleted
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- % develop.01
- % MEDLINE No.1 ('a' was manually added to "deficiency")
- The son developed a deficiency
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- % disrupt.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- A mutation disrupted a sequence
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- % eliminate.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Deletion would eliminate a residue within a domain
- % EMBO No.4 (passive)
- All three sites are eliminated
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- % encode.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Supt4h2 encodes a protein
- % EMBO No.1
- SBP2 may be encoded by three transcripts
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- % express.01
- % MEDLINE No.1 (passive) ('the' was manually added to "brain")
- The enzyme was expressed exclusively in the brain
- % MEDLINE No.7
- Retroelements express Pol
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- % generate.01
- % MEDLINE No.1
- Prnd generates transcripts
- % MEDLINE No.7
- Molecules are generated by an alternative splicing
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- % inhibit.01 MEDLINE No.1
- This peptide inhibited binding
- % inhibit.01 MEDLINE No.2 (passive)
- Isoforms are inhibited by rolipram
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- % initiate.01 MEDLINE No.1 (?)
- Tumours had altered mRNAs , initiated within intron 1
- % initiate.01 MEDLINE No.2
- Cells initiate transcription at multiple sites
- % initiate.01 MEDLINE No.3 (intransitive)
- Translation initiates from an internal codon
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- % lead.01 MEDLINE No.1
- A mutation leads to ligation
- % lead.01 ? (passive)
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- % lose.01 MEDLINE No.1
- A variant which lost a site has been characterized
- % lose.01 EMBO No.3 (passive)
- Anchoring ability was lost
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- % modify.01 MEDLINE No.1 (passive)
- Genes were modified
- % modify.01 EMBO No.2
- Factors that can modify the binding may regulate binding
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- % mutate.01 MEDLINE No.1 (adj?)
- % [there may be a problem here with "deficiency"]
- The mutated allele resulted in deficiency
- % mutate.01 MEDLINE No.2 (passive participle postmodifier)
- The gene mutated in mice encodes a protein
- % mutate.01 EMBO No.4
- The fragments were mutated by the sequence
- % mutate.01 ? (active)
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- % proliferate.01 MEDLINE No.1
- Cells are characterized by an ability to proliferate
- % proliferate.01 MEDLINE No.2
- Cells proliferate
- % proliferate.01 ? (passive)
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- % recognize.01 MEDLINE No.1 (passive participle postmodifier)
- The protein would lack epitopes recognized by the serum
- % recognize.01 MEDLINE No.3
- A number recognized by cells have been isolated
- % recognize.01 MEDLINE No.5
- Antibodies recognize specifically a polypeptide
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- % result.01 MEDLINE No.1
- We report the existence of isoforms which result from splicing
- % result.01 MEDLINE No.2
- Both mutations result in high proportions of mRNAs
- % result.01 ? (passive)
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- % skip.01 MEDLINE No.1
- sequencing revealed a mutation, which skipped exon 3
- % skip.01 MEDLINE No.2
- An exon can be skipped by splicing
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- % splice.01 MEDLINE No.1
- exon 30 is spliced together with the intron
- % splice.01 PNAS No.4
- 3I spliced 20% as efficiently as 3F
- % splice.01 PNAS No.4 (oversimplified?)
- 3I spliced
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- % splice.02 MEDLINE No.1
- CD1c has a form that is thought to be spliced out
- % splice.02 MEDLINE No.2
- One exon is spliced out of the transcript
- % splice.02 MEDLINE No.9
- Exon 16 can be spliced out
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- % transcribe.01 MEDLINE No.1
- The gene is transcribed
- % transcribe.01 MEDLINE No.2
- KLK41 transcribes two alternative transcripts
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- % transform.01 MEDLINE No.1
- FGF8b can transform the midbrain into a cerebellum fate
- % transform.01 MEDLINE No.3
- Phospholipase D is known to transform cells into tumorigenic forms
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- % transform.02 MEDLINE No.1
- The DNA was used to transform E. coli
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- % translate.01 MEDLINE No.1
- Splicing results in a transcript which would be translated into a protein
- % translate.01 EMBO No.1
- Stat1 was translated
- % translate.01 EMBO No.2 (oversimplified? slightly modified)
- Stat1 translated can become a dimer
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- % translate.02 MEDLINE No.1
- This review examines technologies that can be used to translate information
- % translate.02 MEDLINE No.3
- Acj6 translates information into specificity
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- % translate.03 MEDLINE No.1
- The functions translate into modulations
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- % truncate.01 MEDLINE No.1
- Changes were predicted to truncate the protein
- % truncate.01 MEDLINE No.2
- The domains were truncated
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- % verbs taking particles
- The recombinant plasmid was screened out
- The adenine bulge is looped out
- A monomer is built up of strands
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- % "in gel"
- % should have been in-gel to be grammatical -- could a spell cheker guess this?
- They were measured by in gel kinase assays
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- % IMPORTANT: CAPITALIZED-WORDS SHOULD ALLOW "that" ETC. (<noun-sub-s> missing)
- it encodes a GPCR that is homologous to the chemokine
- % compare
- it encodes a gPCR that is homologous to the chemokine
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- % "ORDERED" as an adjective
- The complex plays a role in the construction of ordered multicellular structures
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- % CONCENTRATED as an adjective
- the genes were most concentrated in the cell
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