Sentence examples for empty copy from inspiring English sources

In addition, presence of an empty copy of plasmid R995 had no impact in the ability of S. Gallinarum to efficiently colonize the chickens, as bacterial counts from the gut and internal organs of chickens infected with WT/R995 were equivalent to the wild-type S. Gallinarum strain 287/91.

This strain was tested in a competitive index experiment against a derivative of the ΔSPI-19 mutant containing an empty copy of the vector, as well as the wild-type parental isolate bearing the empty vector (strains ΔSPI-19/R995 and WT/R995, respectively).

A Dadaesque sculpture by the young Brooklyn-based installation artist Xavier Tellez consists of two stuffed armadillos communicating through empty copies of Piero Manzoni's famous cans of excrement, here connected by string.

A special feature of d2o is that during a full copy one may change certain array properties such as the data type and the distribution strategy: When making empty copies one can also change the global or local shape: A large class of problems requires iteration over the elements of an array one by one [27].

BY4741 based Δtsa1 yeast was transformed with TSA1- and TSA1-B7 as well as empty single-copy (CEN) plasmids, and assayed for CHP resistance.

Indeed, transformation of a multi-copy plasmid containing a tRNAArgCCU gene to a wild-type strain (termed as WTmultiCCU) resulted in a substantial growth reduction when compared to wild-type cells carrying an empty multi-copy plasmid (termed WTmultiControl).

WT, sir2 ∆, sir2 ∆ cells transformed with an empty low-copy vector (pRS316) or pRS316 carrying the SIR2 gene were spotted onto each plate as indicated and incubated at 30°C for 2 days.

The strains were transformed with either a high copy empty vector (YEp352) or plasmid pAM7904, bearing an HA-tagged allele of TRK1 in the same vector.

Insert an empty disc and copy some stuff to it.

A Hank Williams Jr. 45, "I'd Rather Be Gone," was among the detritus along the road, as well as empty liquor bottles, a copy of "Tabernacle Hymns No. 3," soiled clothing and a dead puppy.

But if Koppelman and Wechsler have a smoking gun, or a blood-stained dagger, it lies in the "trailing blank" — the final, empty page — of their copy of the Alvearie, upon which someone has scribbled in a period hand what the authors call a "word salad" of French words and English equivalents.