Sentence examples for being able to transpose from inspiring English sources

Her special skill consists of being able to transpose swiftly and effectively from one key to the other, sometimes within the same speech.

Kunze and Starlinger [ 8] have emphasized that the lack of these hexamers does not exclude an element from being able to transpose.

Therefore, we believe that the scarcity of prokaryote-to-eukaryote TE HT more likely stems from incompatibilities at the transcriptional level (Gladyshev and Arkhipova 2009) and/or at the level of transposase targeting between the different compartments of the eukaryotic cells, which prevent prokaryote TEs from being able to transpose and duplicate in eukaryote genomes.

"He has a special voice among the film noir writers - if I had been able to transpose it to France, I would have".

I've read and heard too much nonsense about how arts management is somehow special, but a good manager should be able to transpose their management skills to meet the needs of their business, arts or otherwise.

But its real test is whether it will be able to transpose ignorance into enlightenment, to turn incredulity not into wonder or faith but into a collective sense of the scientific enterprise, an activity that is completed only when its results reach the minds and intuitions of ordinary people.

These strands are able to transpose the mix of chemicals in the air into an electronic signal.

Thus, in spite of possessing subterminal AAACGG hexamers, neither Ds-l3 nor Ds-l4 elements are able to transpose.

Several elements in plant genomes are known to be able to transpose under specific conditions (e.g., high temperature [ 35, 36]).

In the simulations, all copies are able to transpose (which does not necessarily mean that they are all capable of producing the transposition machinery).

Therefore, it is not clear whether Ed_ERE1 is able to transpose independently or if it requires the presence of a nearby repeat.