Sentence examples for slippage process from inspiring English sources

The failure mechanism of such cells has been previously identified to be an electrode capacity slippage process caused by the loss of charge carriers: electrons or lithium ions.

After intercalation of PA12 into interlayer of OMMT in the initial period of mixing, further dispersion of OMMTs in PA12 matrices is controlled by a slippage process of MMT layers during fabricating PA12 nanocomposites with exfoliated structure.

These markers have advantages over high throughput SNP markers, because the majority of SNPs is bi-allelic and information (heterozygosity) generated is low, whereas SSR mutational rates are a lot higher and the DNA slippage process creates a number of new alleles leading to the generation of maximal information (Ellegren [2004]).

We classify the mechanisms of formation of the structural variants into VNTR, TEI, NAHR, NHR and CCC, i.e. copy number changes derived from a DNA polymerase slippage process across the size spectrum (Fig.  3c).

Contributions may arise from point mutations, slippage processes [ 24], and larger rearrangements of promoter regions [ 25].

The finite element (FE) model is an efficient means of simulating cracking-pattern and the shear-slippage process of grout.

It is accepted that the most common mutational mechanism affecting microsatellites is replication slippage, a process involving a gain or contraction of one or more repeat units [ 5, 6].

Our data suggest at least a constraint of the length of a motif which might be related to probabilities of point mutations disrupting the slippage-mutational process.

"There is always a certain amount of slippage in this process," said Margaret Love, a former head of the Justice Department's pardon office who remains in contact with lawyers there.

Although these can be problematic for the scoring process, slippage can be used as a ladder, providing alleles are scored consistently.

A particularly interesting example of the latter is provided by stretches of small sequence repeats (SSR) that can induce slippage in the processes of replication, transcription, and even translation, and are accordingly sources of localized hyper-mutability (Moxon et al,[17]).