Sentence examples for deletion or modification from inspiring English sources
Recombineering is a process of homologous recombination mediated genetic engineering, includes insertion, deletion or modification of any sequence specifically.
The key to the development of such viruses is the identification of viral genes, the deletion or modification of which enables tumor-specific cell destruction.
(1) The project sponsor, in cooperation with the Administration, is responsible for implementing those mitigation measures stated as commitments in the environmental documents prepared pursuant to this part unless the Administration approves of their deletion or modification in writing.
Modifications at Master subsystem have several possibilities: addition, deletion, or modification of records within tm.
An interesting question raised by the researchers: if the value of, say, a tagged and commented photo is in the metadata, the contributions from friends and so on, is the permission of the "collaborators" necessary for deletion or modification?
IBM is announcing compliance-enabled vaults, a new capability of its on-premises object storage system that allows companies to create data vaults designed to help them protect data from deletion or modification as required for their compliance with regulations like SEC Rule 17a-4(f) and FINRA (Rule 4511).
5.5 After the agenda has been adopted, the Governing Body may, by consensus amend the agenda by the deletion, addition or modification of any item.
In higher plants PPRs were likely involved in RNA editing, a process of post-transcriptional modification of RNA primary sequences through nucleotide deletion, insertion, or modification [ 54, 55].
3. The Committee in session may, by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, amend the agenda by the deletion, addition or modification of any item, provided that no matter referred to it by the Council or on request of the Conference be omitted from the agenda.
In the event of any insertions, deletions or modifications to the data, the dataset would have to be indexed and encrypted again before outsourcing it to the CSP.
Deletions or modifications of endogenous genomic copies of the dynein heavy chain (DYN1) and Lis1 (PAC1) were done using PCR-based methods as previously described (Longtine et al., 1998), using the URA3/5FOA 'pop-in/pop-out' method (Guthrie and Fink, 1991).
