Sentence examples for be duplicated between from inspiring English sources

Through a historical quirk, animals are in one naming system and plants, fungi and bacteria in another and generic names can be duplicated between them, so there are some animals with the same names as some plants but it's obviously hard to get them mixed up, and these duplicates are pretty rare.

The only measure to be duplicated between studies [ 29, 30] was the Morisky scale [ 49].

More a track than a constructed road, the route was duplicated between 550 and 486 bc by the great Persian kings Cyrus II and Darius I in their famous Royal Road.

Entire sections of metabolic pathways like glycolysis are duplicated between organelles, particularly the plastid and cytosol, with both being potentially active and carrying flux [31].

The line was duplicated between Hurstville and Loftus Station (with the exception of the Como Bridge over the Georges River) in April 1890, then southward to Waterfall by 12 December 1890.

Approximately, 100 300 duplicated genes were identified along each lineage, of which 9 38% were duplicated between Muller elements different counts were obtained for each lineage and when using different methods to identify duplicated genes (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

When a chip is duplicated between different experiments, the one that is part of the experiment with the largest number of remaining chips is kept, as normalization procedures are more efficient with a larger number of chips.

The average generation interval in the Idaho flock was approximately one every two to three years, and none of the animals were duplicated between the 2004 and 2008 Idaho sheep flocks.

Utilizing the most recent genetic map [ 27], linkage groups D1a and D1b (where gmw1-57d24 and gmw1-27d20 map, respectively) were found to contain an RFLP A725 that is duplicated between these linkage groups.

*some items are duplicated between forms The caregivers survey also included questions to assess sociodemographic items including the child's age, sex, race, ethnicity, and education as well as the caregiver's marital status, education level, occupational status and the medical history of the child.

This extraction will be duplicated (ie, not split between the two authors) in order to improve reliability.