Sentence examples for was transposed by from inspiring English sources
The flap was transposed by tunneling to restore the defect through the lingual side of the mandible.
These newly discovered repeat elements did not appear to be duplicated genes, LINE elements or expressed sequence that was transposed by a LINE element.
The presence of a single insertion in F1 fish suggests that transposition occurred independently in separate germline cells, and Tol2 was transposed by a non-replicative mechanism, since an F0 fish is heterozygous for a single insert.
In addition, FAM498 is notable for carrying a PmAV-like sequence (nucleotide similarity = 95% [1658/1761]; E value: 0), indicating that a PmAV gene/sequence was transposed by a non-LTR retrotransposon.
Now they have been transposed by Kule to an even smaller scale: children's wear.
Stravinsky's religious faith and the dark allure of sacrifice are transposed by Khan to the figure of a trance preacher, whose rasping, gabbling exhortations relay the story of Abraham, called on by God to kill his son.
Metal toggles, seen for the past several seasons on those ubiquitous Prada Sport shoes, have now been transposed by Frédéric Fekkai into chic equal-opportunity ponytail holders, suitable for men, women and children.
The choreography is transposed by McGregor from actual human movement, and it's this mesmerising and oddly mythical encounter between machine and man that's the most interesting image of the work.
In "American Woman," for example, a robbery that ends up costing a life isn't undertaken to make an ideological point but simply for economic survival, and in "A Person of Interest," Kaczynski's idealistic rage is transposed by Choi into careerism: the fictional bomber kills his targets because he begrudges their success.
For a differentiable function (g:Re^{n}rightarrowRe^{m}), the Jacobian of g at (xinRe^{n}) is denoted by (mathcal{J}g(x)), and it is transposed by (nabla g(x)).
One friend even went so far as to say that nowadays, "kingship has been transposed by journalism".
