Sentence examples for new splicing from inspiring English sources

Over time, the sequence may either revert to the non-spliced form by losing the new splicing boundaries, or may become a constitutively spliced intron (it is also possible that the alternative spliced form could persist, however such 'intron retention' alternative splicing events are not known to be preserved over long evolutionary times; see reference [ 9]).

The group of Córdoba-Chacón et al. have described a series of new splicing variants of the SSTR-5 molecule in pituitary tumors as well as in rodents [206, 207].

This study is one of a research series to develop the new splicing construction method for the multispan concrete bridges where the span length is in the range of 30 m to 45 m.

In this paper, the procedure of the new splicing technique is introduced and the flexural behavior of a continuous bridge of two spans with a span length of 40 m, designed in accordance with the new continuity method, is discussed.

These new splicing variants are described in a region of TH previously reported to be conserved, and that has been used for the design of reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain-reaction assays for the detection of minimal residual disease [Eur. J. Cancer, 27 (1991) 762].

Alternative splicing events lead to the occurrence of a new splicing variant.

We could not detect the potentially aberrantly spliced product from the new splice donor site predicted for the c.436C>T mutation.

"This was reading prints again, a lot of new splices, a lot of new joints.

This mammoth 40th-anniversary gala, directed by Place alumnus Aletta Collins, involved some 70 performers in excerpts of pieces both old and new, spliced with voiceovers and film extracts.

A print of a film is a living thing — it's different each time it's projected, thanks to new scratches and new splices, dust and hair and wear and tear.

If the new splice variant is advantageous, selection might operate to optimize the new splice sites and consequently increase the proportion of the alternative splice variant (Schmitz and Brosius, 2011).