Sentence examples for reduced fidelity from inspiring English sources

Reduced fidelity prototypes were generally suitable to predict product usability of the real appliance.

Caribou reduced fidelity following natural and anthropogenic disturbances, the latter having a stronger negative influence.

However, they lack 3'-5' exonuclease activity and have reduced fidelity compared to replicative polymerases when copying undamaged templates, and thus are potentially mutagenic.

Of particular interest are mut3, mut4 and mut5 which retain the extended Kozak consensus (RNNAUGG), but nevertheless significantly reduced fidelity.

Taken together, these features confer upon Y-family Pols a reduced fidelity relative to most well studied replicative enzymes.

For these two lesions, the significantly reduced fidelity of nucleotide incorporation was observed at the 5′-Gua.

Since CENP-A depletion reduces fidelity of chromosome segregation and causes mislocalization of various kinetochore proteins [7], [8], it is believed that this protein may hierarchically recruit other centromere and kinetochore components to generate a high-order chromatin structure required for the formation of the inner kinetochore surface (for recent reviews see: [9], [10]).

Specific regions of the ribosome rRNA sequence have been identified as influencing fidelity [ 37], and various agents can reduce fidelity, e.g., streptomycin, magnesium, and ethanol [ 36].

Aging in several cell types and species is associated with a progressive loss of nuclear genome integrity and structure that could potentially reduce fidelity of information flow from the nucleus [ 6- 8].

The downside is vastly reduced image fidelity, since so much of the sensor is dedicated to more or less redundant data.

Rasterized images are, of course, slightly reduced in fidelity from the original, but they cost virtually nothing; it'd be fun to give them out at parties or events for free.