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Definition of duplication in English: duplicationnoun djuːplɪˈkeɪʃnˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun1The action or process of duplicating something. an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort Example sentencesExamples - It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort.
- It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication.
- The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients.
- The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted.
- Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment.
- Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort.
- Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions.
- In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function.
- All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication.
- Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort.
- Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals.
- That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems.
- Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well.
- The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells.
- This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector.
- In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs.
- The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording.
- Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services.
- I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right.
- In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation.
Synonyms copying, duplicating, replicating, replication photocopying, xeroxing, photostatting, reprinting - 1.1Genetics count noun A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment.
Example sentencesExamples - In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints.
- Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome?
- This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome.
- Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants.
- The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications.
Origin Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense 'multiplication by two'): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare 'to double' (see duplicate). Definition of duplication in US English: duplicationnounˌd(y)o͞opləˈkāSH(ə)nˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of duplicating something. an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort Example sentencesExamples - Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions.
- The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells.
- The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted.
- The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients.
- I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right.
- In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs.
- That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems.
- This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector.
- Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals.
- Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort.
- Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well.
- In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation.
- Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services.
- It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication.
- The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording.
- It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort.
- Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort.
- In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function.
- All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication.
- Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment.
Synonyms copying, duplicating, replicating, replication - 1.1 A copy.
- 1.2Genetics A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment.
Example sentencesExamples - Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome?
- In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints.
- This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome.
- The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications.
- Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants.
Origin Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense ‘multiplication by two’): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare ‘to double’ (see duplicate). |