Sentence examples for is copies from inspiring English sources

"Indeed," Mr. Lieberman said, "the only material you have sent us is copies of letters responding to other Congressional inquiries and a transcript of a presidential press conference.

It is copies generated from digital transmission -- and especially digital high-definition television, or HDTV -- that the industry fears, for those digital clones could be made into perfect DVD copies or even projected digitally in movie theaters.

(Strictly speaking, this is false; it is copies of the replicators that survive.

Pharmaceutical companies have been accused of conflating the problem of substandard products with the use of generics (Shukla and Sangal 2009), that is, copies of 'brand name' drugs that are no longer protected by patents.

However, we found only three "structurally complete" copies of Tetris, that is, copies with conserved structure and identifiable target site duplications (fig. 1 B), all of them lacking conserved ORFs and therefore defective or nonautonomous.

The IS copies were then positioned on a ruler along the genome and placed on the MAUVE alignment.

A total of 127 IS copies are present in the genome of Xff 4834-R.

Two-hundred and eighty IS copies were assigned in all seven replication units of the B510 genome.

Nonfunctional IS copies are defined here as full-length copies with pseudogenized transposase genes or non full-length copies (i.e., trunon full-lengthnd fragments).

To identify IS copies inserted at orthologous genomic sites between genomes, we performed BlastN searches (minimal subject size of 40 bp, minimal similarity of 75%, maximal e value of 0.05, reward of 2, and penalty of 3) using as queries 300 bp of upstream and downstream genomic regions flanking each IS copy.

In each simulation run, we record the following output variables in the population over time: the proportion of cells carrying ISs with the proportion of IS copies in advantageous, deleterious and neutral sites; the mean IS copy number per cell; and the mean fitness of cell population.