Sentence examples for expected to transpose from inspiring English sources

National regulators, which are expected to transpose the EU directive into their own laws by January 2007, need to settle the ambiguities by agreeing on definitions.

The timeline for the implementation of the directive is next month for it to enter into force, with Member States expected to have transposed it into national law by May 2018.

The absence of GalileoN insertions in the analyzed non-inverted chromosomes should be no surprise because insertions of actively transposing families are expected to be present at low population frequencies under transposition-selection balance [77], [78] and we sampled just a few non-inverted chromosomes.

Recently, transposed elements are expected to have short terminal branches in a phylogenetic tree as daughter elements have had little time to accumulate unique mutations.

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.

Newly transposed EhSINE1s will be flanked by TSDs, but over time these would be expected to decay, first becoming shorter and ultimately unrecognisable.

The transposed marker carries stop codons in all reading frames near both termini and so is expected to produce truncations when inserted within genes.

Whereas RNA retrotransposons require a reverse-transcription step to transpose in a "copy-and-paste" manner, DNA transposons transpose via a "cut-and-paste" mode [ 3].

Plenty have come a cropper trying to transpose Anthony Burgess's 1962 novella to the stage.

Mr. Tolle had to transpose the power of place from Ireland to New York.

He turned around and retuned the reeds of the instrument to transpose them to other keys.