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For example, all subjects have integrases, lysins, repressors, and tail fibers, but most of these gene sequences are unique to each subject and phage; therefore, gene expression could only be reproduced from a single phage using RT-PCR, which would not capture trends seen throughout that community.

He borrows from Dali, Van Gogh and Rembrandt to make images that flatten out the original so they look like they have been reproduced from a book.

Correction: An earlier version of this story included a photograph that purported to show al-Qaeda suspect Hassan Ghul and that was reproduced from a classified document.

Using an improved flame index to distinguish between premixed and diffusion flame burning, hybrid partially premixed combustion is reproduced from a combination of FPI and diffusion flamelets.

A negative of the shot has never been found (it has long been reproduced from a vintage print), and the discovery of one, especially in the original sequence showing all the images taken before and after the shot, could end the debate.

Simulated patterns of pores were reproduced from a real SEM image (Fig. 3b).

If a figure is reproduced from a previous publication, include the source as the last item in the caption.

Period furniture and ornaments have come from prop houses and second hand stores and the wallpaper has been reproduced from a design in a 1902 pattern book.

The first is a simplistic regional model in 2D Cartesian geometry that is reproduced from a previous study by Solomatov (2004) and intended to characterise subduction initiation by small-scale convection.

Others are more ominous, such as the report about a nun who claims that Syrian rebels are selling vials of Christian blood to Saudi clients which was reproduced from a U.S. website best-known for its skepticism of Obama's citizenship.

This consensus report is reproduced from a translation of the original [ 1], which was published in French.