Sentence examples for new repeat from inspiring English sources

Cameron's aides have been determined to ensure he does not take part after the 2010 election debates were regarded as a disaster for the Conservatives, fearing a new repeat would boost the fortunes of Farage.

In the current study, we identified three new repeat sequences from soybean WGS data.

To investigate the repeat sequence component in the Glycine genome, we used the WGS data to find new repeat sequences.

In the current study, we analysis the three new repeat sequences on many Glycine species by FISH.

Finally, we chose 3 new repeat sequences, designated soybean repeat sequence1 (SBRS2), SBRS2 and SBRS3; their sequences and designed primers are in Additional files 1 and 2. A 48 bp minisatellite sequence, represents approximately 131,000 copies in the WGS data; 123,000 copies were aligned into 13 pseudomolecules, including Gm1, 2, 3, 5, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20.

Our study is just a beginning to show that the soybean WSG data and cytological methods can be used to find new repeat sequences, reveal the genome evolution process, and provide addition information in investigation of the phylogeny in the Glycine species.

NRUBME or consecutive NRUBME may also change repeat motifs or generate new repeats.

Diane Ablonczy, who is still a Member of Parliament, had one—"best viewed with Netscape Web Browser"—as did former BC representative Paul Forseth, whose website inexplicably has a grey wallpaper featuring the word "NEW" repeated endlessly.

A new repeat-spacer unit is added to the CRISPR between the leader and the previous unit, which suggests this particular sequence is likely to include a binding site for the proteins (probably Cas proteins) responsible for repeat duplication and/or spacer acquisition.

In this study, we obtained stable tree topologies after constructing new repeat-free sequences from our sequences using the sc option of DIALIGN.

It is known that new repeated sequence families have originated periodically in the course of evolution.