Sentence examples for which are duplicated from inspiring English sources

Non-specific primers that amplified both MAP2K3 and the paralogous regions were designed to sequence across exons 3 through 5 and part of exon 12 which are duplicated on segmental duplications 1 and 2, respectively.

Additionally, segmental duplications (SDs) which are duplicated sequences (insertions) of ≥1 kb in length and ≥90% sequence identity are also suggested to be one of the major catalysts and hotspots for CNV formation [ 11, 12], mainly because the genomic regions flanked by SDs are susceptible to recurrent rearrangement by NAHR [ 11, 13].

I'm working on assessing which microfilms are unique to Burke Library and which are duplicated in other Columbia collections.

(c) It stores oxygen in the muscles.40 Science is overburdened with confusing acronyms, some of which are duplicated.

Soon cabaret laws began to dictate zoning and safety provisions, many of which are duplicated in the city's government code, and then eventually regulated cabaret workers and entertainers.

When accumulated, nearly thirty features and their definitions are specified in these three works, some of which are duplicated and others that are unique to the theorists' interpretation.

But what left me in no doubt at all about the site was the walk I had taken, which was duplicated exactly by the characters in the novel.

The compensatory damages for the injury suffered here, moreover, likely were based on a component which was duplicated in the punitive award.

To investigate the function of myosin VI in zebrafish, we cloned and examined the expression pattern of myosin VI, which is duplicated in the zebrafish genome.

Residents say this privatized system, which is duplicated in a number of other rural communities around Texas, results in painful rate hikes.

Several years ago, researchers found a gene called AIB1, which is duplicated in 10% of all breast tumors.