Sentence examples for copies subsequently from inspiring English sources

The song received a Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand, denoting sales of 15,000 copies, subsequently becoming the country's best-selling single of 2007.

The 'free' copies subsequently underwent neofunctionalization through positive selection and molecular adaptation at accelerated rates, driven primarily by changes in the ecological niche, diet and predator prey arms race [ 2].

If the paralogous pairs in A. oryzae were in fact the products of recent (species-specific) gene duplications, but one gene copy subsequently underwent rapid sequence divergence, the ensuing asymmetry of evolutionary rates could cause phylogenetic methods to infer an incorrect tree due to the phenomenon of long-branch attraction between the accelerated branch and the outgroup [8], [9].

The new copy was subsequently copied twice but the order of these events could not be determined (2).

Duplicated pseudogenes arise when a genomic region containing a gene is copied and a copy is subsequently disabled.

By the end of January 2007, it had sold more than 300,000 copies (and subsequently over half a million ), paving the way for subsequent (projected) annual book releases to capitalise on the UK Christmas book market.

Once inside, the recombinant DNA molecule replicates like any other plasmid DNA molecule, and many copies are subsequently produced.

This evidence supports their belief that the Met's sculpture is the original, from which many copies were subsequently made.

The first LP by the scrappy guitar-pop band Best Coast moved more than 100,000 copies (and subsequently landed in a Windows ad), a sizable number even for a major these days.

This is particularly significant when duplication generates multiple copies that subsequently diverge (see below).

Hume accepted from Locke and Descartes before him that the immediate objects of consciousness are what they had called ideas, although he reserves that word for copies or subsequently recalled perceptions rather than the originally experienced perceptions that he calls impressions.