Sentence examples for definitive copy from inspiring English sources
By now, readers understand that the definitive "copy" of any article is no longer the one on paper but the online copy, precisely because it's the version that's been read and mauled and annotated by readers.
In her edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – described as "the definitive copy of any Harry Potter book" by Sotheby's director of printed books Philip Errington – as well as telling the familiar story of how she wrote the novel "in snatched hours, in clattering cafes or in the dead of night", Rowling's notes also give away the genesis of quidditch.
Besides being widely perceived as carrying the definitive copy of life's instructions, DNA was also much easier to work with in the laboratory.
(Lycurgus did another service to the theatre by having definitive copies made of the old plays).
Instead of 20 different articles (which actually used the exact same content), well show the definitive original copy and give credit to the original journalist.
There's no definitive transcript.
Although not a definitive analysis of copy number, based on the clusters produced by WhETS for the query sequences all polyamine pathway genes described in this manuscript appear to be present in single copies in each of the three wheat homoeologous genomes.
In principle, read-depth analysis provides an alternative method to establish definitive diploid gene copy number for a sample, and the study of Sudmant et al.[ 54] first used genome-wide analyses of read depth to define copy number variation profiles for individual DNA samples.
In April, the singer's own makeup artist, Michael Ashton, released a YouTube video that is the definitive guide to copying her "cat-eyes", which has been watched more than 2m times.
Not definitive, just definite.
Due to incomplete coverage of the P. berghei, P. gallinacaeum and P. chabaudi genome sequence (2 3×), a definitive conclusion on the actual copy number in these species cannot be drawn, but a large copy number is highly unlikely.
