Sentence examples for copies especially from inspiring English sources

When this collection came out on compact disc a few years ago, Anchee says, "it sold millions of copies, especially among people around my age".

Thermal motion of water molecules also contributed to fast "shake off" of the ligand copies especially in the cases of Systems with small ligands with the application of the simulated annealing protocol (MDBSA, see an SR of 23 in case of System 2 in Table 2).

Since the immune response determines the prolonged existence of the antigen expression, it is also possible that multiple vaccinations (boosting inoculations) would have led to a more rapid decline and lower persistence of plasmid copies, especially for the less immunogenic luciferase plasmid.

We observed preponderance of flanking repetitive elements (REs), albeit partial copies, especially of the RTE-like and Perere class at either side of the duplication source locus.

One possible reason for the poor performance of the UVRh gene in our data set is that there may be duplicate copies, especially at deeper nodes in the phylogeny, which we have not yet identified in these species that are missing from our analysis.

We believe that the more complete representation possible with short sequences offsets the disadvantage of not cloning full length copies, especially as the sequences are more than long enough to identify significant matches in the databases, encode many complete protein domains, and to serve as probes for cloning or assembling full-length cDNAs by the many other methods available.

Digital technology aside, a copy is a copy is a copy, especially if there are more of them.

Stop by the Cotsen gallery for a free copy, especially if you like cats, shoes, and happy endings.

The Romans in particular were very skillful in the production of coloured-glass pastes, which copied especially emerald and lapis lazuli.

Multiple mating and male mate choice copying, especially in internally fertilizing species, set the stage for increased sperm competition, i.e., sperm of two or more males can compete for fertilization of the female's ova.

PCR can miss existing gene copies, so that we cannot make sure whether Acanthoscelides individuals from the "core clade" carrying the apparently mobile cytb sequence do or do not carry an additional, "private" copy (especially knowing that the mobile copy is probably of Acanthoscelides origin).