Sentence examples for apparent copying from inspiring English sources

In an apparent copying of European decorative art forms a Tuscarora beaded handbag, made between 1850 and 1910 and cut in a perky curvaceous shape, is covered with floral elements sophisticatedly worked in red, blue, white, yellow and other colors, the whole framed by a variety of neat white borders.

The apparent copy-and-paste job by White House staff is an example of the sort of unforced errors that have plagued the Trump administration from day one.

Two different types of apparent copy number variations were detected (Table 4).

In one case (#427) an apparent copy-number reduction at chromosome 3p was not associated with LOH (Figure 3).

Sub-genomic fragment copy numbers were calculated by subtracting minor arc values from the apparent copy numbers of the major arc.

Reactions were performed on a MyiQ qPCR system (Bio-Rad, Munich, Germany) using iQ SYBR Green Supermix (Bio-Rad) under the following conditions: 95°C for 7 min, and 45 cycles of 95°C for 15 s and 60°C for 1 min. 7S DNA copy numbers were calculated by subtracting the apparent copy number of the minor arc from apparent copy number of the 7S DNA region.

Furthermore, there is no apparent copy of polC in G. sulphuraria, and the dnaE1 polymerases usually replicate both strands, rather than only the lagging strand (Timinskas et al. 2014).

We observed these measurements using PRT_ref1 usually matched estimates from PRT_ref12, but that some samples reproducibly gave substantially higher or lower apparent copy numbers of AMY1 (Supplementary Material, Fig. S5).

When using these xenografted samples with NGS, mouse DNA contamination of the human-derived tumors can introduce confounding factors into both coverage and MAF, which can falsely alter the apparent copy number.

However, it is important to note that about two thirds of all apparent copy number losses were observed in coding regions; hence, the observed loss in hybridization efficiency is likely associated with functional consequences, regardless of whether it is due to copy number change or sequence divergence.

For most of the samples, the apparent copy number abundances observed in the initial analysis of individual donor samples (Fig.  5) were also observed in the repeated analysis, in that ALUJ and TERT genomic copies exceeded those of RPHH1, which in turn were higher than those measured for ERV3 (Fig.  7; see also the electronic supplementary material).