The phrase "around duplicate" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing data management or programming, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "We need to address the issue of around duplicate entries in the database to ensure data integrity."
Alternatives: "near duplicate" or "similar duplicate".
Make a list of objects that you no longer need: clothes you have not worn or thought about in a year, furniture that is no longer being used, extra linens that are lying around and duplicate pots and pans that are sitting in the cabinet.
These measures reflect, correspondingly, the upstream and downstream properties of molecular networks around duplicated genes.
However, models at the nucleotide level are not easily applied to microsatellites, because nucleotide substitutions are frequently shuffled around, duplicated, or lost as microsatellites expand and contract.
This SD relation creates a lack of probe coverage in and around duplicated sequences [ 66], which significantly hampers the applicability of genome-wide association studies using SNP arrays to tag SDs-driven CNVs.
Chains of RNA the ancestor of DNA were floating around, haphazardly duplicating themselves.
Taken together, these data indicate that a significant proportion (around 24%) of duplicate gene expression evolution, ascribed to allopolyploid cotton, could have been generated immediately during allopolyploid formation by genetic and epigenetic factors associated with interspecific genomic merger [ 4, 5, 33].
The core issue was around preventing duplicate spending without using a central company to verify each transaction.
The same tricks that are used to teleport your character around or duplicate gold pieces could be applied to real-world systems to steal data or gain access to financial transactions, depending on what the architecture is set up to do.
However, when we simulated the specificity of this combination of information, using the National AIDS registry (see below for description), that collects all the personal identifying data for more than 60,000 cases, we found around 1 duplicate every 2,000 AIDS cases (i.e., 0.5 per 1,000).
In contrast, recent gene duplications, those duplicated around the mammalian radiation or in the rodent lineage, are expected to have significant contributions to the gene robustness in the current mouse genome.
