Sentence examples for continuous copying from inspiring English sources

The survival of Chinese texts was assured by continuous copying.

With such a tradition, the survival of Chinese texts was assured by continuous copying and was not dependent on the capacity of a lone example to withstand the wear of the centuries.

Subsequently we used the OverUnder algorithm [16] to correct the hybridization log ratios for polyploidy and to attribute a continuous copy number value to each SNP.

Three classes of AU-rich sequences have been described including those with single or noncontinuous canonical UUAUUUAWW motifs (Class I), those containing overlapping or continuous copies of the motif (Class II), and a 3rd class of U-rich sequences lacking that the AU-motif (Class III) [15] [17].

The association between copy number levels and expression estimates was quantified by fitting a linear model between continuous copy number estimates (segment means) and log2-transformed normalized expression estimates and testing the slopes for significance.

Given that the heatmap is constructed from aCGH copy number states rather than continuous copy number ratios, these differences could be due to artificial changes in ratios near the cutoff for defining gains or losses.

As such, tissue mosaicism can occur over a continuous spectrum (1-99%), and can result in extensive overlap between integer classes resulting in data that seemingly indicates a continuous copy number distribution.

Similar to their approach, our GMM implementation produces (continuous) copy number dosage values that account for uncertainty in the prediction (e.g. due to sample contamination or tumor cell heterogeneity).

Our PCA-merging method allows 1) reconciliation of 'disrupted' CNVs, 2) to consider the predicted copy number value without loss of information due to subsequent discretization (i.e. use of continuous copy number prediction) and 3) to ignore (outlier) variation likely induced by noise in the measurement.

Among moderately variable cases, variation was typically continuous among copies and greater in coding regions.

Arabidopsis chromosomal regions having at least 5 continuous homologous copies within B. napus covered approximately 80% of the Arabidopsis genome.