In this context, it was suggested the approval of legislation as regards the design, construction and maintenance of terraces, while in a broader perspective it was recommended the appreciation of a European Directive for soil protection and its subsequent transposition to the national legislation.
Poland's subsequent transposition of the ETS into national law in June 2011 contained an Article 50, authorising 'greenhouse gas permits' without CO2 emissions rights to be issued, in stark contradiction to the EU's rules.
COKC has been designed for one-time induction, so the possibility of subsequent transposition of the transposed COKC by endogeneous stimuli can be ruled out.
These elements generally exist as neutrally evolving inactive DNA remnants that are epigenetically silenced by the host genome to prevent transcription and subsequent transposition [ 4, 5].
Although the primary sequence among gained sequences are variable, a conservation of secondary structures showed that sequence identity by state is an important factor in determining the success of acquired genomic regions for in subsequent transposition events within the genome.
It is therefore possible that helitron insertion originally occurred within this site in GI and upon subsequent transposition there was 'slippage' of the 5' helitron border resulting in incorporation of a fragment of GI.
Yet, SINE transcription may take place without subsequent transposition, and the known functional effects of mammalian SINE transcription [ 57- 59] and the recently reported SINE RNA toxicity [ 60] suggest both active SINE transcription in later development, and the possible need for regulation.
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The pneumococcal repeats appear to be parasitic, non-autonomous mobile elements that seem to have spread mainly during a burst of transposition subsequent to the divergence of S. pneumoniae and S. mitis from the other mitis group streptococci.
