Sentence examples for transposed since from inspiring English sources

Some of the arrangements had to be reconstructed, since the music was not available, and most of the songs had to be transposed, since Wainwright was performing them in a different key.

In the United Kingdom there are currently nine environmental directives which should already have been transposed since the Commissioner came to office, not one of which has yet been put into practice.

Unlike these elements, DAYSLEEPER is not able to transpose, since it lacks the hallmark repeats essential for this process.

Since the transposed genes in Platysternon are ancestrally separated by only a block of three genes, it may be that the originally duplicated and transposed region included the entire portion from trnH through the cr.

Between one and three quarters of the genes in arabidopsis have transposed to new locations since the divergence of the arabidopsis and papaya lineages ∼70 Ma (Freeling et al. 2008).

It will be her first appearance on Mr. Letterman's show since he moved from NBC to CBS in 1993, and her first since he famously transposed her name with that of Uma Thurman -- "Uma, Oprah" -- for a bit he did, to little laughter, as host of the 1995 Academy Awards telecast.

In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].

The presence of a single insertion in F1 fish suggests that transposition occurred independently in separate germline cells, and Tol2 was transposed by a non-replicative mechanism, since an F0 fish is heterozygous for a single insert.

Directive 2001/20/EC has been transposed into national laws by member states and, since its enforcement, has been the common framework for clinical trials in the European Union.

The mechanism of translocation is unclear since nothing else that may have transposed simultaneously has survived, i.e., no neighbouring genes of the ancestral locus are seen at the derived loci to provide evidence for their source.

The Commission clearly missed that date by submitting its report only in mid-1997, claiming that the delay was due to delays in some Member States in transposing the Directives into national law which did not allow for a timely evaluation of experiences - a not fully convincing reason, since most of the Member States transposed the Directives in time.