The phrase "at this copy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific version of a document or text, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please review the changes made at this copy of the document."
Alternatives: "in this version" or "in this draft".
And objects can be selected from a page full of images by staring at the relevant photograph until it is replicated at the top of the screen - glancing at this copy then expands the picture to fill the whole screen.
At this copy number, increasing the enrichment ratio above 0.5 only changed the coverage and total number of ESTs by small amounts.
The peaks at this copy number correspond to the rrn operons and any other sequence repeated a similar number of times.
We estimated that the time at which this copy arose in the progenitor of foxtail millet, sorghum, and maize was approximately 41.1 Ma (see Materials and Methods for estimation of time of duplication).
It also tells us a little bit about one of the owners of this book – at one point, this copy of the Nofet Zufim was owned by someone who was interested in it, not as a book of rhetoric, but rather as a rare specimen of the early days of Hebrew printing.
The alignment of an EST containing a polyA at this locus confirms that the sequence is complete at the 3' end, thus this copy lacks the YTH domain.
There were only 100 copies of this edition published, and the price tag for this copy at the fair was $145,000.
But, as Aspin leafs through the Wellcome's edition, he points out several clues that imply that this copy, at least, might have been used in both ways.
In some cases, only a single paralogue was alignable at the TSS, and this copy was retained for further analysis.
"What do we write?" Look at the copy on this page right now.
I've speculated that the show is almost turning Aaron into comic Rick at this point, copying his look exactly down to his missing arm, and giving him a larger role than he's had in years.
