Sentence examples for because of the replication from inspiring English sources

As reported elsewhere, TCF7L2 is also the most promising gene harbouring common variations associated with type 2 diabetes in India because of the replication of results in all the studies [ 10– 10].

What is known, because of the replication analysis, is that the Wealth Index is not a reliable predictor of EarlyBF, at least not in Kenya, and this supports the need for further research into the nature of a possible SES association with EarlyBF.

Independent HCV isolates of a given subtype typically differ by 6%to10%0%, and genetic variation between viral genomes within an individual is usually 1%to3%3% because of the replication of HCV as a quasispecies (that is, a collection of genetic variants that clusters around a master sequence and that evolves as a unit [ 4]).

Similarly, Schulz argues, "because of errors in the replication of genetic sequences, we wind up with variation among individual members of a species; and because of that variation, the species as a whole can adapt and survive.

As bacterial chromosomes are simultaneously transcribed and replicated, and because the velocity of the replication machinery (800 NT/s) is more than 10 times higher than that of the transcription machinery (50 NT/s), the problem raised by collisions between replication and transcription has been studied for decades (French, 1992; reviewed in Mirkin and Mirkin, 2007; Wang et al, 2007).

An increase in comet tail length is indicative of a delay in DNA maturation, because of stalling of the replication fork at DNA lesions or defects in postreplicative repair.

Those authors suggested that polymerase activity was shifted to the transcription because of a reduction of the replication.

However, the tree representation is by no means superfluous to the description of evolution because the very process of the replication of genetic information implies a bifurcating graph - in other words, a tree [ 19].

Because of the periodic replication this means that they are connected over all space.

Rescue systems based on vaccinia virus-T7 RNA polymerase vectors have been used to derive many negative-strand viruses; however, some strains can be recalcitrant to rescue possibly because of the simultaneous replication of the vaccinia virus-T7 vector.

Under exogenous environment stress, S-phase cells are susceptible to chromosomal damage because of the potential replication errors [ 25].