Before revision:  For instance, it is not clear when it can be achieved in a slow, quasi-adiabiatic regime or in a fast and highly dissipative one. In this paper, by means of analytical calculations and numerical simulations, we unravel a common feature of stochastic copying systems: the existence of two radically different copying modes. The first is based on different kinetic barriers , and is characterized by a high speed and high dissipation close to the lowest possible error.
After revision:  For instance, it is not clear when it can be achieved in a wrong match is achieved via different kinetic barriers , and is characterized by a high speed and high dissipation close to the lowest possible error.