Sentence examples for extensive gain from inspiring English sources

Strictly according to signal ratio [ 13], 18 of the 24 samples show whole chromosome loss of chromosome 10, C72 shows a large deletion in the q-arm, and C156 shows an extensive gain in the p-arm.

The data also confirm extensive gain and loss of regulatory elements between species, and the likelihood that pigs provide a better model than mice for human gene regulation and function.

The euascomycete-only NRPS subfamily, in particular, shows evidence for extensive gain and loss of domains suggestive of the contribution of domain duplication and loss in responding to niche-specific pressures.

The large fraction of vertebrate-specific reactions, compared to metazoan-specific reactions, is in agreement with a recent study reporting the extensive gain of metabolic reaction, following vertebrata-invertebrate split [ 19].

Our reconstruction is consistent with an earlier inference of both extensive gain and loss of gene families in the ancestral microsporidian based on parsimony analysis (Heinz et al. 2012) but further implies major, lineage-specific gene content evolution following divergence from the last common microsporidian ancestor (LCMA) (fig. 1).

Genomic analysis of retinoblastoma, a cancer that virtually always involves RB1 loss, identified widespread GIN, signified by extensive gain and loss of subchromosomal regions (reviewed in Thériault et al. [2014]), in addition to numerical chromosome abnormalities in a portion of these cancers.

As it is currently set up, President Trump has everything to lose if he comes away without tangible and extensive gains that meet his long-standing demand for North Korea to abandon the world's deadliest weapon.

The Independence Party, which was the dominant force in Icelandic politics for decades, performed worse than usual in the election, but the Progressives made extensive gains, especially among voters in rural areas.

Notwithstanding, we consider an error up to 15% as quite acceptable for most monitoring activities, given the extensive gains in saved resources.

For the first time, the Byzantines recognized the extensive gains the Serbs had made at the Empire's expense in the central Balkans during Andronikos II's reign.

Recently Business Week addressed this issue in the context of an article on early Facebook investor Peter Thiel, One of Thiel's frequent themes is the folly of promoting "extensive" gains over "intensive" breakthroughs.