Sentence examples for copies for instance from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Harris and Mr. Mamet said that the big publishers focused mostly on blockbuster books and fell short on other titles — by publishing too few copies, for instance, or limiting advertising to only a short period after a book was released.

qPCR also struggles with detecting subtle copy-number changes distinguishing six and seven copies, for instance—and limited sensitivity.

There were also differences in the number of gene copies for instance atp6 and atp8 were present in two copies (alleles) in the assembled Ae. longissima mitochondrial genome but just one copy in the assemble (lo) durum genome.

The case gets more serious, according to Christopher A. Harkins, an expert on copyright and patents who has written the definitive law review article on the subject, when someone tries to profit from the copying — by, for instance, selling photographs of the infringing tattoos.

The copy machine, for instance–and the copier has not been promoted over my head more than once or twice.

Conventional transfection-based reporter strategies typically rely on co-transfected plasmids to normalize signal for variations in plasmid copy number, for instance co-transfection of a plasmid constitutively expressing Renilla luciferase while the target signal is detected using Photinus luciferase.

In the future, using genome sequences from diverse maize inbred lines, we can compare in silico the mined single/low-copy sequences, for instance between B73 and Mo17, and select those with sequence variations.

I can fix the copy machine if, for instance, it starts printing exclusively the word "RESIST" in 345-point type.

Concentric castles were widely copied across Europe, for instance when Edward I of England – who had himself been on Crusade – built castles in Wales in the late 13th century, four of the eight he founded had a concentric design.

Concentric castles were widely copied across Europe; for instance when Edward I of England who had himself been on Crusade built castles in Wales in the late 13th century, four of the eight he founded were concentric.

Publishers have said that libraries must treat digital collections the same way they treat physical collections: if a library buys 10 copies of a certain book, for instance, then only 10 copies can be digitally checked out at one time.