Sentence examples for section replication from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether the pathway is a mitochondrial LP BER; however, it is likely that Rev3 assists Mip1 in certain mtDNA repair processes (see the section 'Replication of mtDNA').

The induction was conducted after 5.25 h of cultivation in the same way as described in the section Replication tools and experiments but with a final IPTG concentration of 0.5 mM.

Interestingly, strains lacking Rev3, as described in the section 'Replication of mtDNA', have phenotypes associated with mtDNA stability that are similar to those of rad27Δ strains: increased mtDNA point mutagenesis, but decreased instability of mitochondrial microsatellite repeats, suggesting that Rad27 and Rev3 may function in the same pathway in yeast mitochondria.

However, in the section "Replication Sample Size" we saw that while the two-stage UMVCUE for a top-ranking stage 1 SNP tended toward the biased stage 1 estimate as the stage 2 precision was set close to zero, its bootstrapped confidence interval width increased to keep the estimate nominally unbiased.

In fact, the section describing replication is the largest single topic in the SQL Server 2000 Reference Library.

This paragraph introduces the reference architecture illustrated in Figure 4 being derived from the use case analysis results from Section "Data replication service use case" and being guided by the reference model design in Section "Data infrastructure reference model".

Other architectural approaches and synergies have been discussed and that will lead to more closer collaboration and new EUDAT service cases beyond those introduced in Section "Data replication service use case".

Computer-modified playbacks were created by (1) removal of pauses longer than 1 s from a recording and (2) cutting a 5-min section or replication if the recording was shorter than 5 min.

We will also include this point in the Discussion section of the Replication Study that will be published once the replication data has been generated.

A reproducer is an entity that multiplies with material overlap between parent and offspring, transferring mechanisms conferring the capacity to develop the capacity to reproduce (Griesemer 2000a, p. S361, 2000b, 2000c, see also the entry on replication Section 7).

But in most cases there exists an intermediate section of the replication neighbourhood scale at which system extinction occurs.