Sentence examples for copies from the same from inspiring English sources

Immediate ancestors (models for copies) and their immediate descendants (the two offspring, which are copies from the same model, but with different possibilities of errors) are connected by arrows.

To calculate the percentage of viral RNA in FVs viral particles, we divided the number of viral RNA copies from RNase treated particles over the viral DNA copies from the same amount of DNase-treated particle.

The "80-80-80" rule [5] has been proposed as a means of identifying copies from the same TE family: two TE copies may be considered to belong to the same family if they are aligned, with 80% identity, over at least 80 bp and 80% of their respective lengths.

This analysis emphasizes that divergence between cystatin copies from the same wasp species occurred by positive selection.

If multiple copies from the same species clustered together, one copy was randomly selected in further analysis.

Amplification could result from the recognition of TIRs by the transposase of active copies from the same lineage or from distantly related lineages [ 48].

Picasso's "Seated Male Nude" (1892-93) was copied from the same plate.

About a further 180 pages contained extracts identical to a 1987 work by Nikolay Gueorguiev, from Bulgaria, as well as tables and charts copied from the same source.

Sometimes the logic was decipherable — a series of noun phrases all beginning with "a" or "the," or "he is" or "she is," or passages mentioning body parts or the weather — and sometimes the text-generator seemed to be copying from the same program that generates a lot of contemporary poetry.

For the lost slices, temporal replacement concealment is used, which means the pixel value of lost slice is copied from the same position in the previous frame.

Additional experiments showed that this recombination happened when enzymes that copy mitochondrial DNA stopped copying mom's DNA, jumped to dad's DNA, and began copying from the same site--and vice versa--the team reports in the 14 May issue of Science.