Sentence examples for because of duplicated from inspiring English sources
Of the 1,500 charts for model derivation, 83 were excluded because of duplicated patients or age less than 18 years.
In addition to higher costs because of duplicated services, having "two locations unintentionally creates a class system," he said.
We examine all lineages without neo-X chromosomes, but again the D. virilis and D. mojavensis lineages were not tested because of small numbers of duplicated genes.
The core gene number in each genome varied slightly because of the involvement of duplicated genes and paralogs in the shared clusters.
Furthermore, this group of genes is usually prone to the loss of duplicated genes because they are generally singleton genes in vertebrates, that is, reduction to the single-gene status has also occurred after the 1R/2R WGDs (data not shown).
Reciprocal expression can be important for the retention of duplicated genes because loss of either copy would result in no expression in certain organ or tissue types and that might cause a detrimental effect or lower the fitness (e.g., Force et al. 1999).
The zebrafish is uniquely positioned to provide insight into the process of functional gene evolution due to its versatility, amenability to genetic and experimental manipulation, and because it possess a large number of duplicated genes.
The zebrafish is uniquely positioned to provide insight into the process of functional gene evolution due to its amenability to genetic and experimental manipulation and because it possess a large number of duplicated genes.
A low-density linkage map of coho salmon has been constructed using microsatellites (McClelland and Naish 2008), but this map is not sufficiently resolved to study the consequences of WGD because there is a low number of duplicated loci mapped.
Further six studies were excluded because of a duplicated publication or for not providing complete genotypes data [26] [31].
The findings show that the 2010 census overcounted the total population by 36,000 people, or 0.01 percent, mostly because of duplicate counts of whites who own multiple homes.
