Sentence examples for copies impede from inspiring English sources

Multiple gene copies impede mutation discovery in polyploid plants because it is difficult to design specific primers that can identify polymorphisms among copies of the same gene [ 17].

Contamination by normal cells, tumor hyper-ploidy and presence of subclones deteriorates the copy number ratios and impede the accuracy of CNA detection.

The main obstacle to the tools that attempt to study the regulation of coexpressed genes is that the low number of copies of the regulatory genes impedes the correct capture of their expression by technologies to obtain gene expression.

Taken together, these results suggested that spatial heterogeneity at treatment baseline (assessed by ROS1 copy number between primary tumor and CTCs pretreatment) did not impede response, but subsequent temporal heterogeneity of ROS1 copy number (assessed in CTCs before and during treatment) emerged in parallel with tumor progression.

The courts should "assist rather than impede" the media when reporters sought copies of documents used in criminal cases.

Parchment (charta pergamena) was said to have been developed there after the copying of books was impeded by Ptolemy Philadelphus' ban on the export of papyrus from Egypt.

The iPod impedes the copying of files from the iPod to other computers by "hiding" files and the DRM in the Protected AAC files limits access of any files copied to authorized computers associated with those files.

"By eliminating any meaningful standard for drawing the line between permissible inspiration and unlawful copying, the judgment is certain to stifle creativity and impede the creative process.

An article on Sunday about a delay by the Agriculture Department in confirming the United States' second case of mad cow disease referred incorrectly in some copies to Representative Rosa L. DeLauro of Connecticut, who said connections to industry impede the department's policing.

This was impeded by the high number of tandemly arranged Hsp90 gene copies found in Leishmania.

However, efforts to study the expression profile of the multi-copy Y-chr genes have been impeded because of the high similarity (95-100%) among different copies (loci).