Sentence examples similar to effectively transposed from inspiring English sources

(Brantley) 'The Seagull' The Irish playwright Thomas Kilroy effectively transposes Chekhov's play to the Irish countryside of the same period.

Instead, Smt-LF mapping effectively transposes frequencies from 130 to 1502 Hz into a higher tonal range.

Subsequently, naturally existing transposons, such as Tol2 and piggyBac, have also been shown to effectively transpose in vertebrates.

Tol2 is a standard tool for manipulating zebrafish genomes and has been demonstrated to transpose effectively in frog, chicken, mouse and human cells as well [ 11].

Director Ian Gabriel has mastered the street-style rulebook as written by films such as City of God and Amores Perros, and has transposed the tricks effectively to this relatively little-seen setting, but he doesn't have much new to add to the mix.

In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].

The TetO BAC was transposed into mouse ES cells at a site on chromosome 8, effectively flanking the TetO array with long stretches of inert chromatin.

For example, policies formulated in the West (like the tobacco control policy) are transposed to Africa and the policies are expected to work as effectively as they worked in the West.

We see this most effectively in Kass's Double Red Yentl, Split (My Elvis), whereby Warhol's worship of Elvis Presley is transposed with her own devotional image of Barbara Streisand in male Yeshiva drag (from Streisand's film Yentl), what amounts to Kass inserting Jewish lesbian chutzpah into the space of what graphically amounts to have been Warhol's gay-male swoon.

That image got transposed to China.

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