Sentence examples for the same replication from inspiring English sources

This makes them much less probable to replicate than shorter replicators in the same replication neighbourhood, so that rarely emerging tri-active mutants are very likely fast eliminated from the system by their competing neighbours.

To eliminate the replication imbalance and to put all genes on the same replication level, genes with replicates on the array were averaged and the average was considered as one feature for the analysis.

The correlation of the degree of GC skew between bacterial plasmids and their host chromosomes suggests that these replicons within the same cells have replicated using the same replication machinery.

Thus, two allelic counterparts replicating synchronously display a high frequency of cells with the two counterparts at the same replication status, either both non-replicated (SS cells; Figure 1A) or both replicated (DD cells; Figure 1B), and a low frequency of cells having one replicated and one non-replicated allele (SD cells; Figure 1C).

An empty site with a single replicator in its replication neighbourhood (Additional file 1: Figure S1) has a high chance of being occupied in the next generation by a copy of that single replicator which has no competitor in the same replication neighbourhood (cf. Eqs. 1– 4).

In fact, M. tuberculosis bacteria in GKO mice replicate about once a day, which is the same replication rate as in vitro cultures.

More likely, the four fission yeasts use the same replication-coupled mechanism to form the DSB that initiates mat1 switching, despite the vastly different structure of mating-type cassettes and physiology (e.g., some produce four-spored ascus, while others produce eight-spored ascus) of these organisms.

To further ascertain that TXE and VAD inhibited HIV-1 replication at the entry step and to determine whether TXE and VAD directly inactivated HIV-1 and had any effects at other steps of HIV-1 life cycle, we took advantage of the same replication-defective single round HIV-Luc reporter system but with a modified experimental scheme.

Replication is a cornerstone of the scientific method, and in longer papers that present multiple experiments confirming the same result, replication is manifestly on display; this is not always so with short articles.

"It does seem to have the same deadly replication feature of WannaCry which enables it to spread quickly across an internal network infecting other machines," Curran said.

In the same context, replication of CRISPR/Cas-based chromosome imaging technologies developed originally in eukaryotic systems is introduced with its potential impact on studying bacterial chromosomal dynamics.