Sentence examples for successful transposition from inspiring English sources
It's a reminder that the successful transposition from page to stage is not about dogged faithfulness, but creativity.
He had already worked, as co-director, on one successful transposition of a beloved classic to Broadway—"Peter and the Starcatcher," a winning reinterpretation of "Peter Pan".
The unusually well-conserved internal region of CMITEs suggests a potentially important role in successful transposition.
The highly conserved internal region of CMITEs suggests a potential role for this region in their successful transposition.
However, all CMITE families preserved the terminal TIR motif (i.e., CC[C/T]T) (Table 1), which is a hallmark of TIRs of piggyBac transposons [5], and is necessary for successful transposition of piggyBac transposons [26], [27], so it is possible that this TIR motif coupled with the conserved internal region is already sufficient for successful transposition of these CMITE families.
For other piggyBac-like elements, except the hallmark terminal TIR motif (i.e., CC[C/T]T), which is necessary for successful transposition of piggyBac transposons [26], [27], we did not observe any obvious sequence similarities between these elements and CMITE families.
If expression of translated genes is under control of RNAi, successful recurring transposition of identical or highly similar genes appears unlikely.
To determine the successful active transposition of labelling sequences using CLoNe, we addressed three criteria: first, whether fluorophore expression was maintained in the progenitors; second, whether the derived clones extended to different timed cohorts of the cortex; and, finally, whether late generated populations also acquired the fluorophore combination.
With successful surgery for transposition of the great arteries, for example, a baby could grow up and function physically as well as anybody else.
Families that were more successful in massive transposition are represented by higher numbers of copies in genomes than their slow-transposing relatives.
For example, the LINE-1 (L1) element has colonized the entire human genome by successful waves of transposition [ 2, 7], and today it is the most abundant TE family in this genome.
