Sentence examples for introducing or removing from inspiring English sources

Map is not territory, and introducing or removing a name on the map does not invalidate the existence of the thing it refers to: it was European colonists, not their maps, who dispossessed the Native Americans.

Conversely, the analysis performed with ESEfinder showed that c.144 C>G, c.592 G>A, and c.912 G>A might have some functional effect by introducing or removing a site of interaction with splicing proteins.

By introducing or removing CpG sites, some single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) may impact gene expression through the alteration of DNA methylation level and contribute to the risk of disease [ 8].

Using the set of high quality SNPs (p > 0.7, in good sequence neighborhoods) we observed 76,452 silent (synonymous) SNPs, 99,552 non-synonymous SNPs and 161 non-sense SNPs – those introducing or removing stop codons in proteins (see Table  1).

At the moment, Apple TV comes pre-installed with a range of apps for getting video content, which Apple chooses to introduce or remove in software updates.

The cell-containing insert can be introduced or removed in a time-dependent manner to study the influence of soluble factors released from transplanted cells.

Movement turbulence may contain (1) periodical or irregular turbulences such as waving trees and water ripples; (2) the objects being suddenly introduced or removed from the scene.

Harmonix had to modify the track list throughout development as certain songs were introduced or removed based on licensing issues, requiring the team to repeatedly balance difficulty and popularity of the track list.

The remaining 54 exonic errors include single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or 3bp indels that alter, introduce, or remove a single amino acid and are therefore less likely to drastically change gene predictions than frameshift-inducing indels.

Certain FOXO hapolotypes [50] [52] and SNPs in the FOXO3 gene have been found to be associated with human longevity [53], although interestingly the SNPs are all found in intronic regions, and do not seem to introduce or remove sequence features related to splicing, so it is not clear how they have their effect.

The aim of our study was to examine if known type 2 diabetes SNPs introduce or remove CpG sites.