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DNA was digested with DRAI (New England Biolabs) to separate individual amylase copies to allow for better partitioning.

As analyzed previously for different promoter sequences, 29, 30 we found that the TCS promoter sequences we identified have to occur in multiple copies to allow for higher specificity (including different affinities and different functions).

Whenever a strand of RNA is copied to allow a new virus to form, there is a risk that mistakes or mutations that could harm the virus are introduced into the genetic code.

Each round involved a telephone reminder to the participant by a researcher to prompt completion by posting a hard copy or to allow the participant to email a scanned copy to a central administrator.

The Quantifiler HP and Trio Kits use multiple-copy loci to allow for significantly improved sensitivity compared to earlier-generation kits that employ single-copy target loci.

But until recently neither man had seen the movie because Mr. Gibson and his company, Icon Productions, declined to provide them with a copy or to allow them into special screenings.

However, we prefer to provide an estimate of the probable copy number to allow the user to distinguish between gains and amplifications, and between one and two allele losses.

The game sold enough copies in Japan to allow development of the second direct sequel on the PS2 titled.

Online images are often 'thumbnails,' which are smaller, lower-quality copies posted online to allow the whole page to download faster.

The evidence permits no reasonable inference other than that Schwegman's copying was essential to allow the law firm to evaluate whether the information in the Articles was prior art that needed to be disclosed in connection with patent applications.

On July 5, the distributor told its retailers to go ahead and sell their copies, as DC Comics agreed to allow Asthmatic Kitty to sell the copies of the album that were already manufactured, but the image was removed from subsequent pressings.