Sentence examples for constructed copy from inspiring English sources
This template is copied using a simple, easily constructed copy router in order to produce three identical wooden blades which will be used in a turbine system.
We constructed copies of websites in the KAIST network as target systems of the attacks because of security problems.
The ability to quickly, easily and accurately quantify the construct copy numbers, as provided by the real-time PCR assay, greatly improved the efficiency and reliability of the selection of homozygous transgenic plants in our case study.
Areva is losing a pile of money on the reactor but hopes to construct copies of the plant elsewhere at a profit.
For the construct-specific methods with plasmid calibration curves the 'bias' is also shown, but this is difficult to interpret, because the percentage of the reference material on a haploid genome basis is not known (except for the MON810 maize) and because the exact number of construct copies in the genome is not known.
Each scene builds the narrative (and I will not spoil the experience by describing them here), but the final spread is such an engineering tour de force that I can only sympathize with the expert Chinese printers and assemblers who laboriously constructed each copy by hand.
In order to investigate and compare the in vivo regulatory relationships between HU and the aerobiosis/anaerobiosis system, we constructed single copy lacZ transcriptional fusions to several genes strongly activated or repressed by HU as described above.
Using the methods described by Karagiannis and Balasubramanian diploid S. pombe strains bearing one wild-type and one synthetically constructed mutant copy of the rpb1 gene (marked with the ura4+ selectable marker) were created (Table S1).
You have constructed a copy (PQ) of a given segment (AB) with your compass!
Taking as input aligned reads, Control-FREEC constructs copy number and B-allele frequency profiles.
FREEC constructs copy number and B-allele frequency (BAF) profiles to detect CNA and allelic content in cancer genomes, with optional correction for tumor impurity.
