Sentence examples for transposing other from inspiring English sources

However, LINEs are capable of transposing other sequences, mostly non autonomous REs termed short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs), but also cDNAs from different types of cellular RNAs, thus forming processed pseudogenes [ 12].

Some of the GMC genes have been retained in the cluster for hundreds of millions of years while others might have transposed to other regions of the genome.

At the same time they produce unique stuff that can't be transposed into other languages without vital damage.

No cellos were seen playing the cello suite, but it is music often transposed for other instruments.

In transmuting the wars of the battlefield into those of high-stakes capitalism, Mr. Stone, who is co-author of "Wall Street" and will also direct it, has also transposed his other obsession: the critical moral choices that define character with irrevocable consequences.

However, we have every reason to believe that the basic architecture of GAT could remain intact if it is transposed to other fields to foster more optimal functioning.

(Apparently this synchronization is achieved through the amazing technology of having someone watching the live show on the East Coast and hitting a button as each new singer goes on — the timing is then transposed to other time zones).

Experience can be transposed from other specialized sectors such as the aviation industry into the engineering sector as human error is a recognized possibility and a critical risk in both industries.

Our solutions and successes cannot be transposed to other cultures easily.

Yet this is challenged when he argues that some of Munch's paintings, especially the ones from the 1890s for which he is most known, do the opposite, using an iconography, certain forms of expression, which can be transposed into other media.

In theory, this approach could be easily transposed to other protein families with low sequence identity, few available structures but with a strong structural pattern.