Sentence examples for a duplicate pattern from inspiring English sources

The SPPs detected in the diversity panel, were further filtered to exclude any SPPs with a duplicate pattern of markers across genotypes within the same unigene yielding 46,237 distinct haplotypes.

Thus, we use backward-checking strategy to prune those patterns which have been detected by a pattern occurring before the positions of the patterns, unitize forward-checking strategy to determine whether this pattern is closed, and check items in each position of the pattern to prune duplicate patterns because each item is represented twice by pair-items.

Therefore, we also examined the duplicated pattern of WRKY genes in these model species.

Thus, the most acceptable duplicated pattern for the pair of OsHsf20/22 is that these two genes formed through a WGD event before the split of grasses, and have lost one partner in other cereal genomes.

A duplicate experiment showed reproducible distribution pattern in the number of macropinosomes formed per cell (Table 2).

This study was designed to evaluate thumb growth after surgical management of a duplicate thumb and investigate its developmental pattern.

Crimson velvet draperies hang at the windows and the handsome mustard and red rug was woven to duplicate a pattern discovered from enlarged photographs of a Willard carpet.

By transferring or duplicating patterns on rigid masters into deformable substrates, a variety of structures ranging from a few nanometers to tens of micrometers in dimensional size and with resolution better than 10 nm have been achieved by direct imprint rapidly and inexpensively [1-3].

Fifteen markers generated duplicated patterns, of which 8 could be scored for a single marker region and 1 produced a scorable duplicated pattern.

The next step is to determine the duplicating patterns by constructing phylogenetic trees.

To reconcile the duplicating patterns, we not only constructed trees from tetraspanin ohnologs, but also constructed trees from those ohnolog genes co-localized with tetraspanin genes.