Sentence examples for duplications from inspiring English sources

Usually, such duplications cause illness, if not death (Down's syndrome is the result of the partial or complete duplication of chromosome 21).

Such genetic cousins, which can evolve into extensive families, are thought to be the results of recent duplications of sections of DNA.

Their evolution was punctuated with three whole genome duplications: one, at the inception of the vertebrates; another when vertebrates evolved jaws; and a third marking the beginning of the teleost line.

Nowadays, he says, state-owned banks would not lend to projects that are simply wasteful duplications of others in the area.

That will create an unfortunate opportunity for both omissions and duplications of data.

The study will be published online with supporting data, merged from 15 separate sources, with duplications and other errors clearly signalled.

It is due to be published online with a vast trove of supporting data, merged from 15 separate sources, with duplications and other errors clearly signalled.

The effort involved taking records from existing databases to produce a global inventory without duplications and errors.

These duplications and deletions usually result in inviability, so translocation heterozygotes are generally semisterile ("half-sterile").

You can read the MOU here (pdf), which states: Consistent with the objects of the MoU, Queensland will become responsible for assessing projects for the purpose of the EPBC Act to reduce duplication between jurisdictions, and - within 12 months - approving projects, when an approval bilateral agreement has been signed.

The benefits of collaboration are manifold, Kuevor argues: "It helps reduce duplication, ensures their development efforts are more coordinated, and increases opportunities for them to learn from one another.