Sentence examples for duplicates closely from inspiring English sources

We fit the transition probabilities using the difference in frequencies between Ks 0.6 and 0.9, and the predicted frequencies of identical and divergent duplicates closely matched our observed results at all time points (root mean squared error = 0.03), showing the same pattern of increases and decreases.

In contrast to such diversifying processes, the phylogenetic relationships of tandem duplicates from closely related Trypanosoma spp., and conflicting phylogenetic signals from alignments of tandem duplicates, indicated that both concerted evolution and gene conversion affect tandem duplicates in T. brucei.

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On the other hand they duplicate or closely mimic the operation of a single colony.

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There were no duplicate or closely related cases.

The test paradigm reported previously was duplicated as closely as possible [ 11].

The corresponding locus on chromosome XII consists of duplicated, physically closely linked Lap genes and is linked to QTL for tuber starch and sugar content.

It is possible to design experiments to distinguish these genes with locus-specific primers since most of these duplicated (or closely related) genes may be not identical in their UTR and genomic sequence, especially when genome sequences are readily available.

Therefore, 18% of all markers anchored to the physical map were linked to more than one FPC contig/singleton, a figure in accordance to the above estimation of the number of primers amplifiying duplicated or closely related genomic regions.

A distribution of the number of positive BACs found per marker shows a two-zone distribution with about 79% of markers evenly distributed in the 1-6 BAC/marangerange while the remaining markers are linked on average to 9-10 BAC/marker, probably reflecting the fact that about 20% of the primers used amplified duplicated or closely related genomic sequences [Figure 1].