Sentence examples for deletion during from inspiring English sources

Costa Rica, for example, was particularly vocal in its support of the deletion during working-group discussions.

The remainder of cases are caused by random chromosomal deletion during fetal development or during the generation of eggs and sperm.

"The people who prepare our cost estimates are the best in the business, and they've been working on this issue for years," Republicans on the House Budget Committee said on a page that was restored to the committee's website on Monday afternoon, after what staff members said was an accidental deletion during a site redesign this year.

Metabolome analysis demonstrated a decrease in the level of S7P, an increase in the level of 6PG, and accumulation of ATP by PHO13 deletion during xylose fermentation (Fig. 4).

The transduction involved the formation of a chimeric viral-cellular RNA, strand switching of the reverse transcription growing point from an infectious retrovirus to the chimeric RNA, and often a subsequent deletion during the rest of viral DNA synthesis.

It has been well-established that inverted loxP sites can cause chromosome deletion during Cre-mediated recombination in dividing cells.

Many workers would see their income shrink, he said, "and second, who knows how many hours they would be compelled to work to make it up?" Correction: September 21, 2000, Thursday Because of deletions during editing, an article on Sunday about growing resistance to mandatory overtime work omitted a reference to a new book that directed The Times to some of those interviewed.

A seven basepair direct repeat sequence is present in the normal EpoR gene at the site of this mutation, consistent with the slipped mispairing model for the generation of short deletions during DNA replication.

and (ii) a "penalty" system that considers indels (gaps caused by insertions or deletions during HSP evaluation).

Interestingly, the translesion DNA polymerase has previously been suggested to stimulate spontaneous deletions during DNA repair [33], [34] and could thus contribute to variation and adaptation of both plasmid and host genes when present.

Some of these organisms have undergone deletions during evolution, for example M. ulcerans has lost 102 genes compared to that of M. tuberculosis [38] and M. leprae has undergone large scale secondary loss of genes [39].