Sentence examples for copies therefore from inspiring English sources

Smart money had it that only prints and photographs -- produced in multiple copies, therefore somewhat predictable -- would sell successfully on the Web.

This paper aims at drawing attention to the actual technologies in use for solid printing (digital fabrication) used for the realization of material copies, therefore tangible, of three-dimensional digital virtual models.

According to [18, Fig. 2] the alleles with 4 copies of the repeat sequence are transcribed about 3 to 5 times more efficiently than with 3 copies, therefore, the weights 4 and 1 were assigned 4- and 3-copies alleles, respectively.

Each chromosome has exactly two copies; therefore, all loci in the genome (w.l.o.g., except segmental duplications) are represented twice.

One of the gene copies therefore may accumulate deleterious mutations while the other copy can remain under strong purifying selection to preserve the ancestral function.

Most vertebrate snRNAs exist in gene families consisting of dozens of nearly identical copies; therefore, a reverse genetic approach to establish genotype phenotype correlations for all the snRNA gene copies has not been feasible.

A hard copy therefore may be more memorable and create a lasting impact.

Copying therefore increases the probability of choosing a certain resource for a single feeding event.

For Hexactinellida, only five sequences were available (of which one is probably a non-functional copy), therefore general conclusions regarding their GC contents should be interpreted with care.

Copying, therefore, only affects resource preference development indirectly by biasing food intake (i.e., S ir in Eq.  2) through food choices that an individual would have faced anyway.

Effects of interventions may be determined by individual preferences of format, i.e. some prefer the web-based resource and others a hard copy, therefore there may be merit in identifying early on which format best suits users and employing an alternative means of testing the effectiveness of RESTORE, through for example a patient preference trial [ 34, 35].