Sentence examples for undergo duplicate from inspiring English sources

Some complained that when they switch doctors they are required to undergo duplicate blood work, scans or other tests that their previous doctor had only recently ordered.

"Every year, an untold number of patients undergo duplicate procedures — or fail to get them in the first place — because key pieces of their medical history go missing".

Short-time precision was calculated from the material of 28 healthy individuals who underwent duplicate hand BMD measurements and duplicate hand radiographs of both hands with repositioning of the hand between each assessment.

The DDC model predicts that duplicated genes are preserved by complementary changes in their expression pattern (e.g., a broadly expressed gene might undergo duplication and have one duplicate expressed in a specific tissue like leaves while the other duplicate is expressed elsewhere).

Some plant genomes that have undergone duplication during evolution contain few duplicated CBL genes including Brassica rapa, Eucalyptus grandis, Glycine max, Gossipium raimondii and Medicago truncatula.

The second avenue of forming interactions between duplicate gene products involves a non-homodimerizing protein that undergoes duplication.

Nine duplicated ECs are located less than 2Kbp apart from a retrotransposon and may have undergone duplication due to transposable element activity.

Zinc finger X-linked duplicated (ZXD) is a newly described C2H2 zinc finger family in bilaterians present in most chordates and has undergone duplication specifically in mammals.

Some duplicates from this period continued to undergo tandem duplications less than 125 Ma in a number of separate angiosperm lineages until recently.

This may limit the ability of snoRNA genes to undergo successful duplications because to maintain proper expression the entire surrounding genomic locus would have to be duplicated.

Similarity of coding sequences has been widely used to indicate whether the new duplicates undergo gene conservation or functional divergence.