Sentence examples for as a transposition from inspiring English sources

Rembrandt's slightly later painting of an anatomy lesson (1632) can be seen as a transposition of this model to a scientific setting.

Eukaryotic TEs can be divided into two major classes, retrotransposons (class I) and DNA transposons (class II), on the basis of the presence or absence of RNA as a transposition intermediate [4].

This pattern can be interpreted as a transposition rate that is dependent of copy number at the beginning.

We describe this situation as a transposition burst, and model the strength of an initial burst using parameter δ≥0.

This CCLP operation performs as a transposition that changes (1,2,3,4,5,6) into (1,3,4,2,5,6).

Each such kernel was scored as a transposition event and was removed from the ear and examined for fine spots under magnification.

Theoretical approaches have also suggested that several long-term scenarios were possible, including the loss of all copies, or the persistence of TE activity, either as a transposition-selection equilibrium, or as a succession of burst and decay stages (Charlesworth B and Charlesworth D 1983; Le Rouzic and Capy 2006).

Gonzalez-Foerster's R.W.F is an imaginary as well as a real space, a transposition of somewhere she has never seen.

While it is plausible that a transib element could have transposed to its current site adjacent to RAG-2 as part of a transposition event mediated by a transib-like transposase, there are current no known transposons with a RAG-1 like transposase including N-terminal sequences as a functioning transposon.

The rearrangement is most likely an inversion (rather than a transposition), as no other region of the genome showed suppression of recombination (data not shown).

We did not preselect embryos on the basis of such GFP expression, but used these observations as an indication that a transposition had been triggered.