Sentence examples for including a duplicate from inspiring English sources

In 1935, a standard 1040 was eight pages long, including a duplicate form to submit to the IRS along with computational worksheets and instructions.

They mutually agreed on the idea of making art "accessible" and decided on the different sculptures to be created, including a duplicate of Yellow, without the head.

The bas-1 gene is one of six AADC-like sequences in the C. elegans genome, including a duplicate that is immediately downstream of the bas-1 gene.

The PCN033 chromosome was predicted to harbor seven rRNA operons including a duplicate 5S rRNA gene, similar to that in other E. coli strains [ 14], and 85 tRNA genes.

The latest version of the program, Adobe Photoshop Elements 10, now includes a Duplicate Photo search feature in the program's Organizer component that rounds up duplicate (or near-duplicate versions) of a picture.

Because the giant panda, cat, dog, cow, and pig all possessed a DRB gene adjacent to the DY subregion (Figure 4), we included a duplicate DRB gene in the Laurasiatherian ancestral MHC (Figure 7C).

The second reminder included a duplicate questionnaire.

One set each to both laboratories included a duplicate sample of Bdr, with one falsely labelled (I).

Study identification is time-consuming, which may explain why only 13% of the papers in our review included a duplicate reading of the titles and abstracts.

Each PCR run included a duplicate and an inhibition control (100 genome copies of Mycobacterium bovis bacillus Calmette-Guérin [BCG]) for each sample, 5 extracted, water, negative controls, decontaminated, extracted, negative and positive controls (a known culture-positive clinical sample), and a positive control with a low amount of DNA (10 genome copies of BCG in 10 μL).

The index SNP rs6656401 tags the haplotype that contains a chromosomal segment duplication that includes a duplicated LHR domain, LHR-S 26 (Fig. 5), and the resulting protein isoform (CR1 slow form, CR1-S) encoded by this haplotype is structurally and perhaps functionally 26 different from the reference CR1 protein isoform, CR1 fast (CR1-F).