Sentence examples for relocation next to from inspiring English sources

white-mottled X-chromosomal inversions in Drosophila are classic PEV models that show variegation of the eye color gene white due to its relocation next to pericentric heterochromatin.

This dilemma should be solved either with the relocation of the track next to the sidewalk, or through the construction of a suspended tunnel.

Forced relocations, though, could pale next to larger fallouts from the project.

This can be explained by the relocation of the double carbon carbon bond next to the aromatic ring.

But the move has also been marked by unrest in the stands – with supporters complaining of inadequate stewarding, a lacklustre atmosphere and problems with the relocation of like-minded fans to sit next to one another – plus poor results.

Another possible explanation for the highly conserved gene order might be the existence of a regulator not located immediately next to its corresponding gene but further away since a relocation or inversion would possibly interrupt this interaction.

How about a waterside venue within the new Salford Quays development in Manchester, next to the Lowry and the proposed BBC centre (another welcome relocation of a state institution from London)?

A practice may be also willing to pay a relocation package equal to t and offer a partnership to the doctor located next to the other practice.

Located next to the 1964 Blue Streak, the park's oldest coaster, Valravn replaces the Good Time theater and Autopia-like Turnpike Cars and forces the relocation of the Dodgem bumper cars and Scrambler-like Calypso ride.

As Felix Salmon and others have pointed out, the initial flurry of panicked e-mails from bankers requesting relocation to New York City to avoid the tax will cease once cooler minds remind them that next year things will be different.

In both BB and BRB methods, the expected animal location at intermediate times is assumed to slide along a straight line from one relocation to the next with a constant local speed, involving a homogenous movement process.