Sentence examples for because of copying from inspiring English sources

In practice, mitochondrial DNA has steadily accumulated changes over the centuries because of copying errors and radiation damage.

Because of copying errors on the original manuscript and card catalogue, when the French version eventually ended up in the Bibliothèque Nationale, it was attributed erroneously to "Alessandro Strusco" with 40 voices being altered to "four voices".

If we compare SACIs with genes (as replicators), we can extract their common and distinctive features: (1) they both have a similarity between parent and offspring; (2) both are autocatalytic; (3) SACIs do not have any heritable parts; and (4) similarity in SACIs is not because of copying (there is no information transfer from parent to offspring).

But he couldn't because of a copy-protection scheme called Content Scramble System.

Some programs are too big to install practically; others apparently don't work because of copy protection or unusually complex installations.

"We have a long border with them; we have a long history of relations with them; we have strong commercial ties with them and we cannot hurt that because of copies of documents".

As mentioned, one challenge derives from variable nuclease expression in the transgenic lines because of copy number variation and position effects.

The under-reprepresentation of LOH in copy number methods may be very high with up to 2/3 of LOH events being undetected because of copy-neutral and copy-gain LOH events, as was found in pancreatic cancer [ 14].

"We'll probably lead the field on this going forward because the thought of copying it... you'd be mad to try.

Because the cost of copying the whole virtual machines is too high due to their big size, the replication at application level is a possible approach.

That's because Cold Spring Harbor alleges that Hannon's patents were rejected by PTO because of the copying, but, says Ropes & Gray, additional claims were also rejected by PTO.