Sentence examples for transposition number from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analysis of R E (with constant ρ = 100 Ωm) and ρ (with R E = 1 Ω) for transposition number 28 has been carried out and depicted in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7.

Targeted transpositions are designated as roX1 [MS2-6]tandemandem insertion) or roX1 [MS2-6]replacementement of plArB), followed by the transposition number.

Given the high efficiency of transposition, the number of new insertions identified in on-going remobilisation efforts (~ 10 per week) exceeds our current capacity to keep, expand and cryopreserve all of them.

For example, mistakes in recording data or entering it into the database, such as transposition of numbers, are random errors if they are unrelated to the particular variable of interest and other characteristics of that particular case.

Due to mutations of transposition machinery, the number of autonomous transposons, with transposition capacity, declines slowly while the number of non-autonomous copies increases as a result (Le Rouzic et al. 2007).

Wuthering Heights has, of course, withstood transposition into any number of different forms before - including ballet, film and theatre.

"It doesn't take into account a transposition of a number by a data-entry person," said Jim Rubenstein, the Kerry lawyer in Minneapolis.

Moreover the two transposable elements show a different pattern of distribution in populations that might be due to their differences in transposition and copy number regulatory mechanisms.

Likewise, analysis of genome sequences has demonstrated waves of transposition for a number of other TE families (Sanmiguel et al. 1998; Lander et al. 2001; De La Chaux and Wagner 2009; Lu et al. 2012).

Since we did not find a correlation between copy numbers and putative expression (related ESTs), it is more likely that mechanisms of divergence and not the transposition of low copy number families account for the trend we found.

If mobilization is accompanied by an increase in copy number (replicative transposition), the transposon may sweep through a population until it is fixed in all of its interbreeding members.