Sentence examples for clones it has from inspiring English sources
It was said at the time of purchase that if Murdoch tried to mess with MySpace's "sharing" culture by commercialising it, punters would simply switch to one of the dozens of clones it has spawned from Bebo.com to the upwardly mobile Cyworld.com, which has taken South Korea by storm and is now taking the battle into MySpace's backyard in the US.
In addition to the spread of resistant clones, it has also been found that asexual tobacco aphid lineages have spread between neighbouring countries such as Greece and Italy [ 8] and in the current study a widespread nicotianae lineage was found in southern Greece and Slovenia and another in Greece, UK and Bulgaria.
From being an AOL clone, it has evolved dramatically.
While this provision does not mention cloning, it has been taken to protect in vitro embryos and thereby prohibit NRC.
From the time when P2P-R was cloned it has been implicated in multiple cellular processes such as mitosis [ 8, 9], mRNA processing [ 10] and translation [ 3].
Google hasn't gotten into social networking or social search that Facebook has conquered; instead, in trying to create a Twitter clone, it had its embarrassing debacle of Google Buzz, which led to a class action settlement when users sued over being enrolled automatically.
Cell counting experiments and cell cycle analyses by flow cytometry indicated that whereas DNMT1 depletion markedly reduced proliferation of the HNEM-hTERT-derived pTshDNMT1 clone, it had only little impact on the growth of the BJ-hTERT-derived pTshDNMT1 clone (Fig. 3c, d).
Actually, the promoter-like sequence shows no variation among all clones, as it has been observed in other organisms.
Here, we chose to use CGHmix [ 6] to label the clones as it has the benefit of taking into account spatial dependencies along the chromosome.
However we restricted ourselves to male ESC clones as it has been reported that female lines derived from inbred strains often loose one of the two X chromosomes during expansion (Barakat & Gribnau, 2010).
Unlike most multicellular organisms, a Dictyostelium FB can be composed of multiple clones, and it has emerged as a model system of conflict and cooperation (Strassmann and Queller 2011b).
