Sentence examples for without transposition from inspiring English sources

By this means, all surveys can be "tied" to control points in the system without transposition to geographic coordinates.

All of the common forms were originally pitched in C or in F; the C melody saxophone, a tenor in C, is occasionally used for playing vocal music without transposition.

Tax software provides accurate math computations and ensures the information is carried correctly from form to form without transposition errors.

A likely process underlying the selection is restriction-enzyme-mediated killing or growth inhibition of cells without transposition.

The R-dependent increase of the transposition product from hour 12 to hour 24 (Figure 3B) was likely due to selection against the cells without transposition through restriction enzyme action on them (Figure 1B (i)).

The likely process underlying the selection is R-mediated inhibition of growth of the cells without RM transposition through the cleavage of chromosome without sufficient protection of restriction sites due to the absence of methylase as illustrated in Figure 1B (i).

Chen et al. [27], comparing the incidence of ulnar neuritis with and without nerve transposition, recognised almost four times (33%) the incidence in those who underwent transposition.

The recurrent events occurred in patients without partial transposition of the patellar tendon.

Yet, SINE transcription may take place without subsequent transposition, and the known functional effects of mammalian SINE transcription [ 57- 59] and the recently reported SINE RNA toxicity [ 60] suggest both active SINE transcription in later development, and the possible need for regulation.

The Tol2 transposon is a unique autonomous transposable element in vertebrates that carries 11 kb of exogenous insert to complete the transposition without reducing the transpositional activity (Kawakami, 2005; Kawakami and Shima, 1999; Parinov et al., 2004).

He tried to insist that his operas be performed exactly as written, without cuts, transpositions, or substitutions.