Sentence examples for duplicated soon from inspiring English sources

The Islamist takeover of the north was the product of an unusual confluence of events — the fall of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya, the sudden influx of militants and weapons from his arsenals into Mali, the coup and an alphabet soup of Islamist groups and alliances — that seems unlikely to be duplicated soon.

And I expect it to be duplicated soon.

The "duplication hypothesis" postulates that a single functional centriole is inherited from the sperm, which is duplicated soon after fertilization.

Looking at a variety of salmonid species in a comparative fashion could enable a higher resolution study of changes in evolutionary pressures and may provide more clues as to the events that took place in the duplicated genes soon after the tetraploidization.

Henry was a fast worker - and his farm children students had soon duplicated Sturgeon's work, creating an electromagnet that could lift 9lb (4kg).

The conflict was soon duplicated across the country; cooperatives sprang up, and the American Medical Association tried to beat them back.

It's even harder to have a good idea – and when you do, it will soon be duplicated".

Alternatively, regulatory subfunctionalization might be more important soon after formation of duplicated genes, which is not likely to be detected in the data set we analyzed considering that most of the duplicated genes in this study formed millions of years ago (Blanc and Wolfe 2004a, 2004b; Haberer et al. 2004).

The evolutionary outcomes of gene duplication were first theorized by Ohno [ 4], who predicted that although duplicated genes are redundant at first, they soon evolve and one of the duplicates either accumulates detrimental mutations and is lost, or gains new function(s).

Fractionation soon removed most of the redundant duplicated genes (Wang et al. 2011) and is predicted to have removed some duplicate CNSs as well.

As soon as it's banned, it's duplicated.