Sentence examples for would be copy from inspiring English sources

The concomitant increase in DCV suggests effects on other loci that are also altered in AD, the most obvious of which would be copy gains, but which could also involve losses based upon the presence of increased DCV range observed in AD; such loci might contribute to the progeric presentation of sporadic AD and possibly familial forms of AD that still require decades for disease to manifest.

However compelling that argument, Mr. Capshaw said the Dave Matthews Band had not decided whether its online offerings, particularly its albums, would be copy-protected or unrestricted.

The European commission also fears the plan would be copied by others.

(The White House said those e-mails would be copied into the record).

An example of plagiarism would be copying this definition and pasting straight into a report.

That photograph would be copied and turned into the screenprint that Warhol used to make the painting.

"Nasty messages would be sent, and with each reply more and more people would be copied in.

Countries are loath to share their equipment, fearing they would lose control over it or that its technology would be copied.

Without METI's clout, he says, they would be copied by cheaper South Korean rivals, who have expanded abroad more aggressively in recent years.

The marchers were taken to a local police department and told that their passports would be copied and that they would then be released.

"If we had their numbers, we would be copying their training files and we'd know what to do to beat them," he said.