Sentence examples for tandem explains from inspiring English sources

"Even though your persona isn't exactly who you are offstage, it's still moving in tandem," explains Acaster.

One soldier, "Tandem," explained: "The fighting has never died down, there have been cases that when a ceasefire was declared, the DNR's firing has become more intense". .

Tandem duplications explain other differences such as the presence of one FT like gene in Brachypodium, barley and wheat (FT1) compared to two in rice (Hd3a and RFT1).

The great advantages offered by tandem MS explain its increasing use in OGSR analysis and other fields.

Our finding that RapA triggers the dissociation of putative tandem complexes likely explains previously reported (but never conclusively explained) observations that RapA, while capable of significant stimulation of multi-round transcription, actually reduces the initial rates of RNA synthesis [12].

Previously, we proposed a model (the first tandem and second non-tandem duplication model) to explain non-tandem duplications in animal mt genomes [ 4].

The authors also reported a functional bias associated with tandem repeat number variation across strains and proposed a model to explain tandem repeat expansion/contraction based on the observation of high sequence similarity between the start of the repeat and the 3′ flanking sequence (Tan et al., 2010).

Genome or tandem duplication may explain the emergence of the large number of REM genes, but what causes their maintenance as active genes in the genome is still an open question.

However, NHEJ-induced indels cannot explain tandem duplications at unrepeated sites as they require microhomologies.

As in the majority of these cases the closely-spaced TA gene pairs belong to different classes of TAS systems, tandem duplication cannot explain the observed pattern.

This need for a ballgown to work in tandem with show-stopping rocks explains, suggests the exhibition's co-curator Oriole Cullen, why certain jewel-tones reappear so regularly in any parade of British ballgowns.