Sentence examples for transposition results from inspiring English sources

Then the non-orographic rainfall fields are examined by the transposition scheme to produce additional ensemble information and new ensemble NWP rainfall fields are calculated by recombining the transposition results of non-orographic rain fields with separated orographic rainfall fields for a generation of place-corrected ensemble information.

As with DNA transposons, transposition results in a duplication of the target DNA at the insertion site.

Unwanted transposition results in genomic instability, which deals further damage to the cancer genome and contributes to phenotype.

Indeed, modeling suggests that unregulated transposition results either in the demise of the transposon or the demise of the host (Le Rouzic and Capy, 2005).

As transposition is a "cut-and-paste" process, it is not likely that transposition results in a duplication events unless it is associated with lateral gene transfer (LGT).

Several authors [ 17, 19, 20] proposed that, since somatic transposition results in differences between individuals, it may significantly contribute to the cognitive and behavioral differences between humans.

The coarsely spotted kernels display the pattern of colored sectors expected when the nuclei of the female gametophyte contain a single copy of the Ac element, whereas the near-colorless kernels manifest either a transposition event resulting in an increased dosage of the Ac element in these nuclei or the absence of an Ac element.

The segregation of this complex region in combination with a CO in between the two insertion sites of the transpositions resulted in either a duplication or a deletion of the transposed sequence within individual offspring genomes.

It is important to mention that polymorphic bands among accessions that could be the result of a transposition event and did not show any methylation changes (polymorphism between the MspI and HpaII TMD reactions) were excluded from the analysis.

Since the vector shares no homologous sequences with the host genome and it is not able to replicate autonomously in C. glutamicum the kanamycin resistance phenotype is the result of a transposition event into the chromosome.

As it encodes a truncated protein similar to RNA-directed DNA polymerases and polyproteins of mobile elements and because no long terminal repeats (LTR) were found around it, this inserted sequence most likely resulted from a transposition event of a non-LTR retrotransposon.