Sentence examples for instead of duplicated from inspiring English sources

The promoters of de novo genes that evolved from non-coding regions instead of duplicated from promoters of parent genes might be expected to have a different frequency of TFBS gain event than in duplicated genes.

Differences in locus order and recombination rates may be attributed, in part, to bands that were scored as single alleles instead of duplicated loci or to evolutionary events (chromosomal rearrangements).

They would then pay the local phone company to link them to customers instead of duplicating those links themselves.

Instead of duplicating the Linked In experience on Facebook, it's using Facebook to enhance its own website.

Ensembl [3] is chosen as one of the relevant public sequence services to be made available as a secure service that can be used by multiple life sciences organizations instead of duplicating the efforts in deploying it in-house, maintaining it and keeping it in sync with the constant new releases.

The distribution of genes was found to be non-random across chromosomes and a high proportion of the genes are located in segmental duplicated regions instead of tandem duplicated clusters.

It would have been more valuable for the National Institutes of Health to have sequenced the genome of a different species, "instead of duplicating efforts again and wasting public money, so I am disappointed," Dr. Venter said, referring to the parallel efforts to decode the human genome.

In fact, before the transmission over the radio channel, instead of duplicating a long chain of encapsulated messages, a simple BytesMsg is duplicated.

He is developing a network to link cancer experts in European Union countries, explaining: "Different countries have niches of expertise, so instead of duplicating them in all countries, it's easier to connect them, so that we are faster in getting discoveries to the patient".

Your uniqueness makes you an independent unit, adding to the family instead of duplicating what already existed.

What if, instead of duplicating efforts, they could both save time and money, while also advancing faster by combining their efforts?