Sentence examples for human copy from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his death these were collected in the Qurʾān, which is regarded by Muslims as the final, perfect revelation a human copy of the eternal book, dictated to the Prophet.

Billie Piper as the WMD interface Fans were wondering just how Rose Tyler would be incorporated into 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who considering her character is supposed to be stuck in another dimension with a human copy of the tenth Doctor (it's complicated).

Although only a small proportion of human copy number variation can be attributed to population differences [29], [35], in this work we specifically sought to enrich for this type of changes.

To determine if tachykinin gene expression was induced locally in airways in response to infection with a respiratory virus, we initially utilised transgenic mice (143-YAChPPT-ALacZ) that had been engineered to co-ordinately express a transgenic, human copy of PPT-A (htPPT-A) and the LacZ reporter gene.

The use of inbred mice, in conjunction with one common strain used as the reference in all of the studies (C57BL/6J), enabled us to focus on the issues associated with the platform and detection algorithms alone, without considering the additional population variability presented in human copy number variation studies.

Another mechanism named microhomology-mediated break-induced replication (MMBIR), involving small (2 5 nt) homologous sequences at or near the breakpoint junctions, was recently proposed to be involved in human copy number variance (CNV) formation, and could theoretically be involved in mtDNA deletions [31].

He started engineering the production in yeast of human copies of small organelles called peroxisomes.

In addition, all human copies had five DNA mutations not seen in the other primates, and the human segment induced a 20% greater expression of the PDYN gene than did the chimp segment.

In order to construct an authentic natural philosophy, a continual comparison between the books written by human beings and the infinite book of nature was necessary, so as to correct the errors in the human "copies," that were inevitably imperfect, partial and consequently in need of revision.

The newly available data on human copy-number variation (CNV) allow an analysis of the most recent and ongoing evolution.

The acquisition of complete ORFs in human copies might relate to evolutionary advantageous functions indicating neo-functionalization.