The phrase "as duplications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or instances that are repeated or copied in some context.
Example: "The data was analyzed and identified as duplications, which needed to be removed for accuracy."
Alternatives: "as repetitions" or "as copies".
However, care should be taken before assuming duplicates to be present ancestrally on the basis of duplicate loci in S. maritima, as duplications observed in that species are not necessarily shared across all myriapods.
City officials said yesterday that the trade center tally, which dropped by at least 200 over the last weekend alone, could continue to fall, perhaps to 3,000, as duplications and errors are resolved.
It may also be useful for forensic casework practitioners (or molecular anthropologists) to aid in distinguishing between chromosomal rearrangements (such as duplications and deletions) and bona fide DNA admixtures or null alleles caused by primer binding site mutations.
Structural genomic variants or copy number variants (CNVs) comprise submicroscopic deletions and duplications of chromosomal material, including both rearrangements at genomic hotspots as well as duplications and deletions with unique breakpoints.
Any discrepancy or mistake of fact (such as duplications, omissions, and errors in computation) contained in the certified cost or pricing data or data other than certified cost or pricing data submitted in support of a proposal shall be brought to the contracting officer's attention for appropriate action.
A total of 1623 potentially relevant citations were identified, of which 1307 were subsequently excluded for reasons such as duplications, reviews and commentaries.
Many of these regions also show some evidence of increased copy number in humans, although they have not been previously classified as duplications (fig. S22).
Moreover chromosomes undergo extensive rearrangements such as duplications, deletions, insertions, and inversions.
The eyes of dfe flies range from defects as mild as duplications of bristles at the eye margin and reduced size, to protuberances, more severe bristle duplications and deformity.
Although gene duplication occurs very frequently in bacteria, we do not explicitly model it here as duplications tend to be unstable in bacterial chromosomes and are often counterselected [47].
Congruence between phylogenies of organisms is commonly ascribed to cospeciation in host-parasite systems [32], whereas incongruence is generally explained by events such as duplications, host-switch and parasite extinction.
