Sentence examples for inherent duplication from inspiring English sources

This can for a large part be explained by inherent duplication features of indels.

Because only one isoform (the longest) per Locus was considered, the degree of redundancy may be attributable mostly to the inherent duplication of the hexaploid oat genome, and suggests that homeologous genes may be assembled within the same Locus, as well as in different Loci, depending on how divergent the homeologs are.

The fact that we saw two foci of Spc110-YFP suggests that biology inherent to SPB duplication, rather than the resolution of our microscope, was the underlying cause for this stretched configuration of Nbp1-mTurquoise2.

However, most gene duplicates are eventually lost from populations due to a variety of reasons: genetic drift or natural selection, inherent instability of tandem duplications, and relaxed selection against detrimental mutations [ 5, 11– 11].

The widespread adoption of open platforms like this could potentially reduce the duplication of effort and investment inherent in creating a separate platform for each medical device.

Inherent mechanisms involving slippage events during DNA duplication may also be one of the reasons for the existence of base indels in the sequence of XZ-LZ07-H1 and XZ-LZ07-H2.

In cases where both parents were either resistant or susceptible, the neoallopolyploid displayed a resistance response similar to their parents, and thus there was no inherent penalty or benefit from hybridization or genome duplication.

Therefore, one may speculate whether inherent differences between Salmonella and E. coli may exist for duplication rates and/or costs.

One particular scenario accommodated by SpeQuloS is the use of cloud (specifically cloud spot) instances as a source of durable CPU resources to buttress a DG, coupled with a task duplication strategy using cloud resources to mitigate the tail problem inherent to DGs.

But is there a similar evolutionary restriction on the duplication-divergence expansion of gene repertoires due to an inherent genome size constraint for free-living organisms?

However, previous studies were mostly based on gene networks in invertebrate species, and they had the inherent shortcoming of not being able to provide information on how the duplication-divergence process proceeded along the time axis during major speciation events.