Sentence examples for differentiated copy from inspiring English sources

In some significant regions, however, all probes are more intense on one soil type, consistent with differentiated copy number variants (CNVs).

That DNA sequences of N. europaea are arrayed on both sides of the principal node of the phylogram is likely the consequence of there being two differentiated copies of amoA in its genome (Sinigalliano et al. 1995).

Regardless of its evolutionary path, the C. sativa genome appears organized in three redundant and differentiated copies and can be formally considered to be an allohexaploid.

This paper examines the relationship between a firm's strategic framework and business environment and the probability of becoming the target of "copying", differentiated into (i) unauthorized reproduction of its technological product elements or insignia, and (ii) patent and trademark infringement.

A significant increase of the number of neuroblasts differentiated with two copies of UAS-HA:prospero transgene.

An examination of Yan-YFP decay in photoreceptor cells makes that possibility less likely; Yan-YFP decays to different basal levels in two- versus four-copy differentiated cells.

They aren't differentiated enough as they copy existing models too much.

Many of our significant regions appear to be large differentiated duplications and deletions (copy number variants, or CNVs).

The data showed that Ty element copy number differentiated environmental and commercial strains from other types of strains, whereas sub-telomeric instability was associated with clinical and laboratorial strains.

As a result, terminally differentiated cells exhibit higher mtDNA copy number and reduced levels of DNA demethylation within POLGA in a tissue-specific manner.

Among non-Beijing family strains, two isolates sharing identical IS 6110-RFLP and spoligotypes (SIT3238) profiles and 6 isolates in two clusters with a single IS 6110 copy were completely differentiated by VNTRs.