Sentence examples for section duplication from inspiring English sources

As we shall see in a later section, duplication of genes has indeed played an important role in eye evolution.

As we focus on single-copy gene clusters in the Results section, duplication followed by differential loss is unlikely to make a substantial contribution to the inference of phylogenetic partners, although it cannot be completely ruled out.

Each and every time research results are published with insufficient information in the materials and methods section this duplication of labour is repeated, adding to inconvenience and cost.

We have seen self-plagiarism ranging from replication of a few sentences in the methods section to duplication of a previously published paper with only numerical values and/or species names and descriptions changed.

The extension of the recurrence from the previous section to duplication-deletion distance is: (4) Theorem 2. (x, y ) is the duplication-deletion distance from x to y.

To extend the recurrence from the previous section to duplication-deletion distance, we must observe that because we allow deletions in the string that is duplicated from x, if we assume character x i is copied to produce y1, it may not be the case that the character x i +1 also appears in y; the character x i +1 may have been deleted.

In this section, to avoid duplication of a 1-augmented tree during the entire enumeration over all T ∈ G 0 ( g L ′, g U ), we introduce a parent-child relationship between a 0-augmented tree and a 1-augmented tree.

Ten Ah SSR primer pairs out of 82 analyzed amplified more than one locus in tetraploid accessions of Arachis section indicating loci duplication.

Data analysis revealed new features of the 27nt small RNAs including the 5′-G predominance, distinct small RNA distribution patterns on protein coding genes, small RNAs mapping to both introns and exon-exon junctions, and small RNA targeted genes that are clustered particularly in sections of genome duplication.

Although there exist a number of other models for the origin of tRNA (one of which is discussed in detail in the following section), a hairpin duplication-ligation origin stands as a credible hypothesis [ 41, 3] that has received support from a number of sources [ 46- 48].

Next we apply these algorithmic results to the to reconstruct the gene order of the protochromosomes of the monocotyledon angiosperms before they underwent a whole genome duplication in Section 3. We discuss the robustness of the results and the multiplicity of solutions in Section 3.3.