In particular, neither complete nor defective "cut-and-paste" TEs were found in VaMs.102.
In particular, VaMs.102 lacked the highly repetitive LS regions present in VdLs.17, and contained neither full-length nor defective VdLTRE5 Copia or "cut-and-paste" DNA elements.
Don't make excuses, just cut out those defective circuits.
This observation indicated that the spicule tips-cut males were defective in either entering or maintaining the ejaculatory state.
Mr. Ford recently received United States patent 6,389,889 for a diagnostic device that he says will pinpoint the trouble with a car's cooling system -- whether it's a faulty head gasket, a clogged water pump or a defective thermostat -- and thus help cut down on smog.
Shredding the safety net – a mix of sanctions, defective "fit for work" tests, and outright cuts to multiple services – has meant that benefit claimants are dying; through suicide, starvation, and even being crushed by a refuse lorry when a 17-week benefit sanction forced a man to scavenge in a bin for food.
The highly unusual public display of discontent was spurred by a range of factors: spending cuts, official corruption and cronyism, a defective electoral system, curbs on public assembly and debate, and state-imposed censorship considered draconian even by regional standards.
A mutated gene is unlikely to mutate back to normal; the only recourse is to kill or cut out all the cells carrying the defective code.
An additional difficulty is that the tubular membranes are often cut obliquely at some point along their length, resulting in defective membrane visualization.
For the Hillenmeyer dataset a z-score P-value cut-off of 10−5 is used to identify growth defective strains, as recommended [31].
In future harvests, impacts are likely to be more equally distributed, as most of the defective E. cordifolia trees would have already been harvested after this first selection cut.
