Sentence examples for transposition of lines from inspiring English sources
The method of preserving poetry through rāwīs, relying as it did on memory, however, was imperfect, and the poetry of the pre-Islāmic period was subject to mutations, omissions, unauthorized additions, and the transposition of lines and verses.
Hypomethylation may also promote cancer by potentiating the activation and transposition of LINE-1 elements 21.
The hypomethylation and/or transposition of LINE-1 elements during carcinogenesis have been suggested to alter the transcriptome [ 12] and to play a role in the acquisition of multiple cancer phenotypes including invasion and metastasis.
The transposition machinery of LINEs also serves the transposition of SINEs, the formation of PPs [ 39, 45] and, possibly, the process of intron loss.
To attach the transposition machinery of LINEs, the RNA molecules of SINEs, parental genes of PPs, and IL genes must be translated on free cytoplasmic ribosomes, the same subcellular location as those of LINEs.
Because the reverse transcription of mRNA uses the transposition machinery of LINEs [ 39], it will also frequently abort if the mRNA molecules are longer than LINEs and reverse transcribed from the 3' end.
Other A3 members restrict the transposition of the LINEs and Alu retroelements when over-expressed in transfection assays [16] [21].
They are short – a few hundred base pairs without protein-coding capacity – and use the help of LINEs for transposition.
It is difficult to achieve complete transposition of four-circuit overhead lines on the same tower because of their complex structure, and it is a practical and effective way to select a proper phase sequence arrangement to improve the symmetry of the line parameters.
In fact, just like insertions of LINEs and SINEs, transposition of LTR retrotransposons is almost irreversible.
Hypomethylation in the promoter region of LINE-1 causes transcriptional activation of LINE-1 element, which causes transposition of the retroelement and chromosomal alteration [ 21].
