Sentence examples for predictable deletions from inspiring English sources
In the end, editors made a few predictable deletions — including a reference to the Tiananmen Square crackdown and a passage in which the artist Ai Weiwei criticizes the city's leaders — and a title change that sought to cast the book as a nostalgic love letter ("See You Again, Old Beijing").
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This is also true of X chromosome deletions compared to the autosomes; the SNP calls for deleted haplotypes are less predictable and usually result in missing data.
This work identifies the 16p11.2 CNV as an active genomic region and delineates two putative deletion dosage sensor genes in the region, with predictable connection to functional brain syndromes associated with the CNV.
Iterative genomic deletions (targeted and random) helps to generate simplified, stabilized and predictable genomes, whereas multiplexing genome engineering reveals a broad functional genetic diversity.
We hypothesize that both the duplication of daf-28 and deletion of daf-3 may be adaptations to a predictable and frequent availability of a food source, in this case a fresh lawn of Escherichia coli.
It was also predictable to find intracellular protein traffic as one of the major functional categories, with many caffeine-sensitive gene deletions (Supplementary Figure S3).
Deletions grew more frequent.
And finally, the deletions.
