Sentence examples for copies of figures from inspiring English sources

Several drawings, copies of figures by Ghirlandaio and older great painters of Florence, Giotto and Masaccio, survive from this stage; such copying was standard for apprentices, but few examples are known to survive.

We can also allow that similarities are allowed: these are transformations that produce scale copies of figures.

Many isolates, such as race 7 possess Avh72 and Avh275c but lack copies of Avr1a (Figure 2C and Figure 6B).

"Regardless of Michelangelo's personal views about women," Mr. Nelson notes in a catalog essay, "he strove to create beautiful images of them, and his Tuscan contemporaries enthusiastically praised and commissioned copies of these figures".

Therefore, authors should feel free to present their data at scientific meetings but should not overtly seek media attention or give copies of the figures or data from their manuscript to any reporter.

Those with high blood and bone lead levels produced poorer copies of geometric figures and recalled visual patterns more poorly.

After two further rounds of transfection many drug-resistant clones were isolated, but only one clone of more than 12 that were examined had deleted both of the remaining two copies of EP (Figure 1 and Supplemental Figure S1).

Premeiotic DNA replication, commitment to meiotic recombination, and nuclear divisions were delayed in cells carrying a single copy of IME1 (compared to cells with 2 copies of IME1, Figure 5), whereas the transcription of the early genes IME2 and HOP1 was not delayed (Figure 3).

In fact, a further two copies of Thriller figure in the top 20, which also features an array of compilations of his material, including the recently released King Of Pop at number eight.

Moreover, these events were induced at an earlier time in cells carrying 3 or 5 copies of IME1 (Figure 5).

The size of individual introns differed only slightly among the different copies of AP3 (figure 2).