Sentence examples for be duplications from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of duplicating, or the state of being duplicated; a doubling; a folding over; a fold.
Finally, as all these CNVs happened to be duplications, we could not always be sure that the duplicated DNA was not present at a different genomic locus.
Carlos Brito, the chief executive of the Belgian brewer InBev, refused to confirm that SAB's Mayfair headquarters would close, but said: "When two companies get together there will be duplications, particularly at the headquarters level, and we will have to deal with those duplications".
Some statements were still felt to be duplications, and hence further refinement was done; a final list of 77 synopsis statements was produced.
But officials said that there might be duplications on the list and that some of those listed might be alive but simply have not checked in with the people who reported them missing.
On Friday, officials said that there might be duplications on the list and that some of those listed might be alive but simply have not checked in with the people who reported them missing.
However, even this total is beset with difficulties: some of these will be duplications (known as synonomies) and there are also many gaps in the record.
If one of the lists contains duplicate elements, there may be duplication in the result.
SV segment increases were considered to be duplication segments.
These repeats appear to be duplication hot-spots.
These may be duplication cysts, lymphangiomas, non-pancreatic pseudocysts, mesothelial cysts, enteric cysts, or duplication cysts.
(There are duplications; for instance, six different codons specify leucine).
