Sentence examples for being a duplication of from inspiring English sources

However, Johnson's friend John Taylor dismissed this "praise" because Johnson's father had already published the translation before Johnson sent a copy to Pope, and Pope could have been remarking about it being a duplication of the published edition.

Over 20 different mutations have been reported for the human PLOD1 gene and are associated with clinical Ehler-Danlos-Syndrome type VI, also called the kyphoscoliotic type, with the most common human mutation (25%) being a duplication of exons 10 16 [ 19- 21, 41].

The article was examined following the COPE guidelines with regard to suspected redundant (duplicate) publication and was indeed found to be a duplication of the following previously published article: Odeja OO, Obi G, Ogwuche CE, Elemike EE, Oderinlo OO (2014).

"Following our discussion with the U.S. Attorney's Office, it's apparent our efforts would be a duplication of theirs," Mr. Zugibe said.

In spite of a large number of governing equations, the model has a quite simple mathematical structure: it is a duplication of a single visco-elastic model.

However, the idea that the TEC variation is a "duplication" of the shock aurora met with some issues.

For many standard interfaces, this is a duplication of the effort already expended by some other software engineer.

There supposedly is a "duplication of efforts," a rivalry between CDC and the U.S. Agency for International Development that undermine in-country programs, an "inappropriate" use of funds.

That's a duplication of effort," charges developmental neuroscientist Sharon Hrynkow, CTD's senior vice president of medical affairs and former acting director of NIH's Fogarty International Center.

The case study of a TEC response to an IP shock by Jin et al. (2016) suggested that a shock-generated TEC variation is a "duplication" of the shock aurora observed by UV sensors onboard the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) satellites.

The case study of TEC response to IP shock by Jin et al. (2016) suggested that a shock-generated TEC variation is a "duplication" of the shock aurora due to the same mechanism.