Sentence examples for in a transposed from inspiring English sources

DNA transposons (class II) are able to self-excise and move to a new location in the genome while retrotransposons (class I) use an RNA intermediate resulting in a transposed copy.

We demonstrate series-integrated multijunction organic photovoltaics fabricated monolithically by vapor-deposition in a transposed subcell order with the near-infrared-absorbing subcell in front of the green-absorbing subcell.

The decay of a great Georgian house, the decline of a once-powerful Catholic family, the eventual expulsion from this crumbling Eden: all this suggests we are in a transposed Cherry Orchard.

We note that we used cMonkey to identify clusters of tumours conditional on common expression profiles across a set of genes, rather than the standard usage (to identify co-expressed genes across a subset of conditions), and therefore the data matrix was presented in a transposed form in comparison to normal usage.

Certainly, concept albums can be about real people (David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's Here Lies Love, about Imelda Marcos, being a recent case in point) or transposed a bit more literally in musical theatre, as in the National's current production Fela!, which uses Fela Kuti's own songs to tell the singer's life story.

For example, Kilian and coworkers have shown that a barley gene in regions of high microsynteny with rice is in fact transposed to a position that is no longer syntenous with rice [ 11].

But the choreographer D D Dorvillier is flipping that notion upside down in a work that transposes a late Beethoven string quartet into a dance for four.

In addition, to test whether relative pitch-encoding was invariant with regard to absolute pitch, we played both melodies in a different key, transposed by 6 semitones.

His 1961 work Tea Painting in an Illusionistic Style transposes a nude on to a box of the tea.

At other times, he amiably, coaxingly suggested that if the student were to delay a limiting phrase until later in the sentence, or replace a literal rendering with an analogous colloquialism in English, or transpose a prepositional phrase into an appositive noun phrase, then English might be able to reproduce the meaning of the Czech original with a little more elegance.

No such inversion of gene order has been detected before in phages of the same type, although among phages of the T7 phage-type the endolysin gene is in some cases transposed to an early gene transcriptional unit.