Sentence examples for a substantial copy from inspiring English sources

In Beach House's case, he said, "the issue is not whether one copied the other, but whether it is a substantial copy of the other".

However, in both cases, these elements presented a substantial copy number (51 and 42 independent copies, respectively, totaling 90 and 52, respectively; see Additional file 1), most of them very similar.

Even if such mutations are advantageous, they will not reach substantial copy numbers over the duration of the experiment.

We have shown that there is substantial copy number variation in coding sequences in the C. elegans genome.

However, the observation of substantial copy number variation in C. elegans [ 53] suggests that it is probably most appropriate to apply a mutation rate calculation that includes indels, as we have done.

Jones cites The Sopranos Family Cookbook as one of the best fictional TV tie-in cookbooks – selling a modest but respectable 16,000 copies in the UK, and a substantial 473,000 copies in the US to date.

Such copying cannot amount to substantial copying of the text of The Holy Blood And The Holy Grail and the claimants have never said it does," Mr Justice Smith said.

The Spanish language version of Shakira's "Loca," which incorporates portions of Bello performing "Loca Con Su Tiguere," therefore contains "substantial copying," the judge notes.

Since CNVs reported in the DGV are measured by a variety of methods such as high-density aCGH and direct sequencing in different populations this finding indicates that a substantial part of copy number variation is detectable by high density SNP-Chips.

However, target-site duplication in class II TEs is involved in a cut-and-paste transposition mechanism, which does not often lead to a substantial increase in copy numbers.

50 ng of gDNA is equivalent to 4,630 triploid cells, giving a viral load in SiHa of 37 copies per cell, a substantial overestimate of the copy number demonstrated by Southern blotting.