Sentence examples for editing in the same from inspiring English sources
The restriction fragments originating from these artifacts would be removed by the GenoProfiler software during BAC clone editing, in the same manner as the vector restriction fragments are removed [ 9], and would have no effect on contig assembly.
The live episode will use 27 cameras, all controlled and edited in the same giant scanner truck that was used to broadcast the Olympics opening ceremony.
The episode involved 27 cameras - all controlled and edited in the same giant scanner truck - 350 extras and 110 hours of rehearsal.
The live episode involved 27 cameras - all controlled and edited in the same giant scanner truck - 350 extras and 110 hours of rehearsal.
Moreover, in addition to these 150 experimental stimuli, three additional pieces were taken and edited in the same way as described above (resulting in eighteen different MIDI files), with the exception that one chord of the excerpt (occurring in the beginning, the middle or the end of the piece) was played by another instrument than piano (such as marimba, harpsichord, or violin).
The file provides the questionnaire translated to English, edited in the same way as in the original questionnaire in Finnish.
Strikingly, clear differences of editing levels in the same editing box sites but from different tissues/cell-lines were also observed, strongly indicating a spatial and dynamic regulation of A-to-I RNA editing across human tissues.
The substitution score of each editing event was recorded as well as the editing level in the same position, using data from the GFL and OL tissues combined.
Our approach of analysing SNPs and editing sites in the same variety of L. perenne ensured that newly detected sites with either complete or partial editing were evaluated correctly as editing sites and not accidentally mistaken as SNPs or vice versa.
The controversy shines a light not only on the murky world of international film financing and distribution but also on the slippery nature of film editing, in which the same script can be turned into vastly different movies.
