Sentence examples for generally replicate from inspiring English sources
While it was found that the deformation of the bubbles as predicted through the numerical study can generally replicate experimental observations presented, several limitations were identified, such as in the representation of skirt formation behind a skirted bubble and the formation of satellite bubbles behind a bubble rising at high Reynolds numbers.
DNA replication occurs towards the end of S-phase in heterochromatic regions, whereas euchromatic regions generally replicate in early to mid S-phase.
Possible explanations for the differences in VEE complex viremia levels in different rat populations include the following: 1) EVEV may generally replicate at lower levels in a variety of rodents, or 2) cotton rats from southern Florida are more resistant to the replication of VEE complex alphaviruses.
As an initial indicator of the chromatin state, we assessed the replication timing of a cohort of genes in each cell type, based on data that expressed genes and acetylated chromatin domains, generally, replicate early in S-phase, whereas some silent genes, hypoacetylated or condensed chromatin tend to replicate later.
Indeed, when the point centromere is transferred to another chromosome locus, a late-S-phase firing replication origin close to the new centromere site becomes an early-S-phase firing origin [ 9]. S. pombe pericentromeric replication origins are embedded within heterochromatin, which generally replicates in the late S phase in metazoan cells [ 133].
The genome is generally replicated with high-fidelity.
The results generally replicated those of Experiment 1, and the observed difference between 4-point and 100-point scales did not emerge in Experiment 2. Subjects seemed to scale their confidence appropriately in using the widely different scale ranges.
The face-matching task of Experiment 2 generally replicated the design and procedure of Experiment 1.
It is well documented that the inactive X chromosome generally replicates later in S phase than the active X chromosome and the autosomes [35] [37].
Euchromatic regions, containing actively expressed genes, are generally replicated in the early stages of the S phase, while non active genes preferentially cluster in areas that are replicated in later stages [1].
AIV generally replicates in the respiratory and/or digestive tracts of infected wild birds suggesting that infections may be monitored with oropharyngeal swabs, tracheal swabs, cloacal swabs, or environmental samples such as water and feces [7], [8], [9].
