Sentence examples for frequent integration from inspiring English sources

It is further observed that developer behavior in ostensibly continuously integrating cases does not necessarily match expectations, and that frequent integration of the product itself does not automatically imply that each individual developer commits frequently.

Other frequent integration sites were in three specific sequences in subfamilies of ERVL and L1 repetitive sequences, accounting for an additional 17.9% of integration events.

Conclusion: Our finding of frequent integration of viral DNA in the host genome suggests that integration HPV-16 is common in ESCC from Chinese patients and implies that HPV infection may play a role in the pathogenesis of ESCC.

Some of the instruments you can use to accomplish this include unit tests, frequent integration, regression automation, product metrics accessed via mobile devices for delivered projects, static code analysis, crashlytics and firebase, among others.

Analysis of integration frequency showed a trend toward more frequent integration near transcription start sites in the knockdown (6% in pooled SupT1 controls versus 10% in the knockdown) though the trend did not achieve significance with this sample size (P = 0.083 by the Fisher's exact test).

Moreover, integration was encouragingly random and included frequent integration into coding sequences, which was not commonly seen in P. falciparum.

The hypothesis that environmental compounds, in particular pesticides, may have provoked the integration of AlkB domains into the viral genomes depends upon a high mutation rate and frequent integrations of non-viral domains.

Consistent with the results previously reported by Dunning Hotopp et al. (2007), evidence of frequent integrations of D. ananassae TEs into the wAnaITG genome complicates the placement of wAnaITG genomic fragments in the D. ananassae genome.

Because conflicts among neighbours tend to be frequent, regional integration is an important advance toward reducing the incidence of war.

Less frequent was integration of HIV services with PNC (a maximum of 6% of visits in facility C) or CS (maximum 6% of visits in facility D).

constitute sites of frequent retroviral integration [ 59, 63– 66] and, similarly to the human counterpart, sites of frequent translocations in B-cell derived tumors (i.e., Burkitts lymphoma, plasmacytoma, and immunocytoma in human, mouse, and rat, resp).