Sentence examples for generated by the slippage from inspiring English sources

The results show that, when the exposed length of cable bolt is less than 200 mm, the maximum temperature of the spark generated by cable bolt slippage (breakage) is far less than the required ignition temperature for a methane explosion of 650℃, and the duration of spark is less than 0.12 second, The spark generated by the slippage (breakage) of cable bolt couldn't ignite a methane explosion.

The noncanonical splicing-like events, which were discovered in the plant stress-inducible genes and are described in the Section  3.2, exhibit similar features to the noncanonical transcript variants described by Ritz et al. [ 26] and, therefore, could be also generated by the intramolecular slippage mechanism.

Considering the case where there are relative slippage in the two faces in the figure, the frictional force generated by the fluid can be obtained from the Reynolds equation.

(Such quakes are different from the small tremors generated by the hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking", used to extract shale gas from impermeable rocks. These are caused by stress created by the slurry used to break the rock open and release the gas, not by the slippage of faults).

That meaning is generated by the mind.

Frequent length polymorphism is likely to be generated by replication slippage, as described in the repeat-containing Oenothera ptDNA.

For instance, large scale indels caused by the proliferation and illegitimate recombination of transposable elements [8], [9] are clearly very different from short indels generated by polymerase slippage, as in micro-satellites [10].

Some variants were possibly generated by enzyme slippage during sequencing especially for homopolymeric regions.

Simple repeat patterns generated by DNA slippage tend to introduce length variations and point mutations in repeat regions.

One or two bp DIPs may be generated by slippage during DNA replication.

These repeats are supposed to be generated by slippage during replication (11) and are present in both coding as well as non-coding regions of DNA.