Sentence examples for prone to replication from inspiring English sources
To validate this methodology, a pulse generation logic was configured to communicate among Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs), which were prone to replication attacks and tampering messages.
Also, the GTGGT deletion creates one long contiguous imperfect G4C2 repeat, which is likely more prone to replication slippage.
First, the mutation rate of heart enhancers are elevated, similar to that of fast evolving DNAs that reside in genomic regions prone to replication errors [ 14- 18].
Experiments have suggested that long microsatellites with higher numbers of repeats may be prone to replication errors at higher frequencies compared with the shorter ones.
Our discovery of extensive length polymorphism for glutamine repeats is consistent with reports suggesting that CAG and CAA trinucleotide repeats are particularly prone to replication error [ 19, 48- 50].
Higher polymorphic potential of UTR-derived TFGMS markers is expected due to an abundance of non-triplet microsatellite repeat motifs (57.7%), i.e. polymorphic class of di- and tetra-nucleotide motifs in the UTRs that are more prone to replication slippage.
Nevertheless, there is not an acceptable solution for IP multicast in DMM environments, as the first proposals based on MLD Proxy are prone to tunnel replication problem or service disruption.
In vitro, telomeric replication forks are prone to slipping, and replication of telomeric DNA is inefficient and prone to defects consistent with fork stalling.
Microsatellite regions are prone to errors during replication and hence, addition or deletion of nucleotides during DNA replication in the microsatellite region shifts the reading frame, eliminating the stop codon; a reversion within the GUS gene restores the functional form.
CAG repeats are known to be prone to elongation via replication slippage [ 27].
Certain sequences are inherently prone to errors during replication and gene expression, while other sequences are more stable.
