Sentence examples for copies compared with from inspiring English sources

(The best seller in 2007, Josh Groban's "Noël," sold 3.7 million copies, compared with 9.9 million for the top album in 2000, according to Nielsen SoundScan).

Sales for Mr. Martin's disc were 32,000 copies, compared with 73,000 during the first week after his "Life" was released in 2005.

Average sales for a No 1 over the past eight weeks have been 150,000 copies, compared with an average of just 106,000 in 2012.

The Economist's UK edition sold 68 extra copies compared with the previous year to reach 210,386, an improvement so small that the ABC did not record it as a percentage rise.

The first issue of the new Justice League, the company's flagship book, has sold more than 200,000 copies, compared with the roughly 46,000 for each of the last few issues before the reboot.

Most consumer and business publishers have unsurprisingly lost profits and revenue in past two years, against a backdrop of falling readership: the ABC figures for the first half of 2009 show that readership declined 21.5% – a loss of 17.4m copies – compared with the equivalent period a year earlier.

A mistake typically occurs once in every 1,000 base pairs that are copied, compared with around one in 10m bases of natural DNA.

For example, analysts estimate that the price of Windows to PC makers of the high-end business version is about $65 a copy, compared with $40 a copy for home PCs and $25 a copy for the stripped-down version loaded on netbook machines.

b Boldface: IR copy, compared with copy-1 as control.

Initial BlastN searches of the sequence reads revealed that the mitochondrial genome was present at high-copy number (>100×) compared with the nuclear genome (<10×) but lower copy compared with the plastid genome (>1000×).

The neofunctionalization model predicts the evolution of a new function in one of the duplicates, with accelerated evolution of the deconstrained copy compared with the copy that retains the ancestral function.