Sentence examples for copies hence from inspiring English sources

However, digital sales dropped by 64% to 98,000 copies, hence the song fell to number 19 on the Hot 100.

Duplication increases the number of gene copies, hence the rate of appearance of beneficial mutations.

Knowledge is valuable and easy to copy hence it is often subject to intended theft or loss.

The watermark is reference information to retrieve this sale record from illegally distributed copy; hence it could be omitted if the seller wants to avoid the degradation of quality.

Another hypothesis to explain the different dN/dS values observed between SOS1 proteins that differ in length is that the duplication of some SOS1 genes did not result in functionally equivalent gene copies, and hence functional divergence between copies is immediately observed.

First, nearly any new technology quickly becomes a commodity that is easily copied and hence not very profitable.

When code is rolled to a live server from a repository, it is supposed to be done as an export rather than as a local working copy, and hence this problem.

[PRS] found that only 20% of tracks in our sample were 'active', that is to say they sold at least one copy, and hence, 80% of the tracks sold nothing at all.

Most biological applications utilizing RNA, such as gene expression assays, generally rely on relative amounts of RNA as opposed to discrete copy numbers, hence the absolute amount of total RNA in a sample is of little importance [19].

With this simulation data, incorrect state assignments only occur in the bordering area between two adjacent regions with different CNV states, especially between regions with the same copy number, hence the same expected LRR value (data not shown).

In all cases CGH suggested 0.5-fold increase (i.e. one additional copy) and hence RQ PCR may not be reliable enough to discern trisomy.