Sentence examples similar to repeat carriage from inspiring English sources

Section 111(c)(2) provides that the "willful or repeated" carriage of signals not permissible under the rules and regulations of the FCC subjects a cable system to full copyright liability.

Our results show that repeat-carriage of newborn enhancers is not the dominant evolutionary process in mammals: repeat element enrichment is only significant among the recently evolved enhancers found in DNA less than 40 Ma old.

These examples, along with the larger set of partially preserved repetitive elements associated with shared CTCF binding (Table S3), lend support to a model wherein repeat-carriage of CTCF binding created highly conserved CTCF-binding events throughout mammalian and most likely vertebrate evolution.

Further evidence from repeated large carriage studies and exhaustive meningitis surveillance, in combination with our seroprevalence estimates, will also provide indirect evidence on this question.

In an interview at his modest house here, Mr. Paroli, an affable and heavy-set man with a gravelly voice and a confident carriage, repeated what he has said all along: that he is innocent, and that his current quagmire is the work of political enemies.

They repaid it, on a good day, with the triumphant repeated ping! of the carriage return and the blithe sweep of the lever that inched the paper upwards.Typewriters knew things.

Of 178 unique repeats observed in nasal carriage strains at clfA, 32 (18%) were 12 nucleotides in length.

A repeated cross-sectional meningococcal carriage study was conducted in 2009 in eight randomly selected villages in the health district of Kaya, Burkina Faso.

As such, we aimed to elucidate whether longer repeat regions associated with nasal carriage strains as compared to clinical strains of S. aureus.

Such a consideration has previously been addressed for the coagulase and protein A genes, with no correlation between carriage status and repeat length identified [41]; however, never before has such a longitudinal study been conducted for the clf or fnb genes, which were previously identified as putative determinants of nasal carriage.

†Strain types identified through direct repeat unit typing.. Carriage of MRSP has not been identified in wild rats; therefore, the epidemiologic and public health implications of these findings are difficult to determine.