Sentence examples for duplicated pattern from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we also examined the duplicated pattern of WRKY genes in these model species.

Thus, the most acceptable duplicated pattern for the pair of OsHsf20/22 is that these two genes formed through a WGD event before the split of grasses, and have lost one partner in other cereal genomes.

Fifteen markers generated duplicated patterns, of which 8 could be scored for a single marker region and 1 produced a scorable duplicated pattern.

This duplicated the pattern previously found for mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake when dissected with FCCP.

The SPPs detected in the diversity panel, were further filtered to exclude any SPPs with a duplicate pattern of markers across genotypes within the same unigene yielding 46,237 distinct haplotypes.

Four loci found to be duplicated in one or more test species according to aCGH were chosen for quantitative PCR (qPCR) validation for their observed duplication patterns- one duplicated in all species relative to A. burtoni, two duplicated in all three Lake Malawi radiation species and one species-specific duplication (Table  2).

The currents of the North Pacific move in a clockwise spiral that almost duplicates the pattern in the North Atlantic.

The new doors to the store are brass, in keeping with Rockefeller Center tradition, and the door pulls duplicate the pattern of the originals, Mr. Zaballero said.

In the presumed accident condition in which thermal radiative heat transfer is responsible for the majority of the total heat transfer, the numerical methods were able to closely duplicate the pattern of the rising temperature profile with elevation around the top of the upper head as observed in the experiments.

This arrangement in fact is similar to the arrangement of gongs on the horizontally laid kulintang – so much so, in fact that master musicians say it duplicates the pattern of intervals used on the four lower-pitched gongs of the kulintang.

The present study did not duplicate this pattern for any of the four affective measures.