Sentence examples for retained copies of from inspiring English sources

In 1945, the university, which presumably retained copies of plants that left the collection, released five new varieties, designed by Thomas and Goldsmith and named for the mountains and lakes of California.

Although some senior scientists may have retained copies of this dataset over four decades and many generations of computer equipment, the vast majority of active scientists do not have access to these profiles.

The reprogrammed cells, known as induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, retained copies of the inserted genes, which made them prone to forming tumors and could potentially muck up experimental results.

Panel members retained copies of their comments to aid in discussion for the second round of rating.

Significantly, we show that bony vertebrates only retained copies of Lbx1 and Lbx2 genes, with some Lbx2 genes being highly divergent.

In particular, we have paid special attention to the retained copies of so-called ohnologs (i.e. gene duplicate pairs originated during the WGD event; [ 30]).

The retained copy of the summary serves as a valuable document for future reference, to ensure service quality, to standardize treatment practices and for medicolegal purposes.

A total of 200 patients who visited the ED from 1 July to 31 August 2007 were selected randomly and their case sheets were assessed for the documentation of the details in the retained copy of the discharge summary as shown in Table 1.

Case sheets of 200 patients who visited the ED from 1 July to 31 August 2007 were selected randomly and were assessed for the documentation of the demographic and clinical details in the retained copy of the discharge summary by three medical records personnel independently.

The single retained copy of NASP in D. rerio also contains this NNR domain, further emphasizing our observations that the retained copy of the gene is NASP2 in this lineage.

For mutations on the retained copy of chromosomes 6, 7, 8, and 11, we find clusters A D as for nonsubclonal diploid chromosomes.