Across disciplines, there is a continuum of possible precision in replications, and perfect exact replication (see definitions below) may typically be unattainable in any discipline.
Ablating the NF90 protein binding site by mutating the dengue 3' SL RNA could yield greater precision in linking replication with formation of a viral RNA-protein complex [16]; however, 5' and 3' viral RNA domains have roles in both replication and translation [13], [49], and mutagenesis in these regions requires a very cautious approach to avoid introducing artifacts.
This precision in facial replication, shown so far only in humans4 and gorillas9, was found despite primates arguably having more specialized brain regions for facial processing than other mammals23.
In replication replicators do not blend.
In [4], a new class of replication systems is proposed called TRAPP (Tradeoff in Replication Precision and Performance), where a query is specified with a precision constant.
Li, J. & Barrow, D. A. Rapid and precision mass replication of inertial fusion energy targets with multiphase microfluidics.
There are interesting thoughts about the forming of RNA and its role in replication.
These processes encompass mechanisms that ensure the fidelity of replication, DNA lesion sensing and DNA damage response pathways, as well as mechanisms that ensure precision in chromosome segregation during cell division.
As well as its applications it's also noteworthy because it achieves high speed and high precision replication with a standard PC and plug-in webcam, bringing this kind of virtual dress-up into our homes and onto our laptops.
The present study was designed with the aim to delineate timing deficits in schizophrenia by examining performance of patients with schizophrenia and healthy volunteers in an interval discrimination test and their accuracy and precision in a pacing reproduction replication test.
They emphasize group precision in execution.
