Sentence examples for multiple occurrences in from inspiring English sources

This technique essentially requires that the source word be translated uniformly throughout its multiple occurrences in a work (and that the single target word chosen not be used to translate any other source words).

Birds have been recorded from Brunei, the Maldives, New Zealand and Macquarie Island, and there have been multiple occurrences in the Seychelles.

These settings resulted in the identification of 3,821 putative SSRs within 24,886 unigenes i.e. SSR frequency of 15% considering multiple occurrences in a same unigene element.

We analyzed the spectrum of nucleotide changes with multiple occurrences in independent bonobo lineages (homoplasies) and examined the stability of these homoplasic sites in humans.

We also found some variants in the 3' UTR, and three different missense changes in one individual (F198L, L218I and Q244K) that were considered unlikely to be pathogenic because of the multiple occurrences in one individual.

On the basis of the detailed mtDNA phylogeny of Pan paniscus we were able to identify 31 homoplasic sites (Table 1), i.e. nucleotide changes with multiple occurrences in independent bonobo lineages.

Observations for its (likely) multiple occurrence in species C and the absence of species A rhinoviruses with group C 5'UTR sequences suggests that possession of group A 5'UTR may be advantageous.

The frequency of microsatellites was 23.7% considering multiple occurrence in a same unigene element, which was close to that calculated by Durand et al. [ 29] for 28,024 Sanger unigene elements in oak (18.6%).

Multiple occurrences of FFLs in the long germ network (indicated by green bar graph in Fig. 2D) have been observed, while the appearance of at least one negative FBL in the short germ network (indicated by pink in Fig. 2D; Positive FBL is not always included in either long or short germ networks as indicated by gray in Fig. 2D).

We propose the language of sticky sets of TGDs (or sticky Datalog±), which are sets of TGDs with a restriction on multiple occurrences of variables in the rule-bodies.

Multiple occurrences of ftr in different classes correspond either to allelic or to splicing variants.