Sentence examples for replicating pieces from inspiring English sources

Many of these elements appear to have arisen from transposable elements, replicating pieces of DNA that proliferate in genomes.

Transposable elements (TEs) are autonomously replicating pieces of DNA inhabiting the genomes of most life forms.

The Mac originates from the Mic and goes through several developmentally programmed DNA rearrangements such as site-specific fragmentation of the five chromosomes leading to 225 autonomous replicating pieces (ARP) that comprises a total of 104 Mb in length and more than 27000 predicted protein-coding genes [ 24- 26].

But we can replicate pieces of it, and the more we do, the better off we will be".

Simply replicating a piece of a particular gene--from one copy in mice to more than 200 in humans--may have prompted some of the changes in the brain that define us as human, according to a new study.

The work requires patience and painstaking skill, including an ability to replicate wooden pieces that have not been manufactured for centuries.

However, replicate jewelry pieces of some items showed tremendous variability in dilute HCl-extractable Cd despite comparable total Cd composition, suggesting the importance of doing replicate testing of items.

A modular aluminum frame outlines a few deceptively quiet images: a wheeled armchair; Hamlet sitting in the armchair, reading; three video monitors facing out into the theatre and replicating bits and pieces of the actor and the stage; a wide stepped platform, stage left; and, behind it all, a large movie screen on which the curtain is about to rise on Richard Burton's "Hamlet".

– Luc Merx I cannot replicate the piece anymore, because technology has gone so far that it knows when it is doing something wrong.

The whole point of Colony1 is to demonstrate that sustainability is possible and allow others to learn and replicate any piece of the facility they would like to".

Since filming was only partially complete, Western had to work around the clock to replicate every piece that had been lost.