Sentence examples for For the incompatible from inspiring English sources

For the incompatible interaction experiments, soybean plants in the developmental stage VC [completely expanded unifoliate leaves, as described in the phenologic scale of Fehr and Caviness, [ 33]] were challenged with Pseudomonas syringae patovar tomato.

Relatively faster reaction times (RTs) and lower error percentages (EPs) were found for the compatible S R conditions than for the incompatible conditions.

The proposed wide-area damping controller includes efficient means to compensate for the incompatible performances of wide area measurement based delayed signals.

Epoxy resin (EEW = 2060) has been demonstrated to be an efficient reactive compatibilizer for the incompatible polymer blends of polyamide-6,6 (Pand) and poly(butylene terephthalate) (PBT).

Till date our understanding of rice-gall midge interaction at the molecular level was based on host transcriptomics involving compatible interaction between indica rice varieties and gall midge biotypes i.e. Kavya-GMB4M and TN1-GMB4 and similarly for the incompatible interaction between Kavya-GMB1 and Suraksha-GMB4 (Rawat et al. 2012a,b, 2013).

However, only 11 melon transcripts (Cluster A) are specific for the incompatible interaction.

After a great tit with the correct RFID code entered a feeder, the door didn't slam shut for 2 seconds—just enough time for one of the incompatible birds to slip in and join his sweetie. .

Discussion of this problem occupies a great part of the publications in the last fifty years (see [ 1, 60, 111- 130] for the range of the incompatible opinions).

For assaying the effectiveness of the incompatible bacterium, Pseudomonas syringae patovar tomato, in soybean, we examined the induction of the pathogenesis-related genes, PR1 and PR4.

Because of the incompatible regulations for toxicity testing noted above, Chinese producers, who currently incur high costs for multiple risk assessments for exports, are at a disadvantage that renders them less competitive internationally.

J.C. Schellenberg, for example, argues that because no more than one among a set of incompatible truth claims can be true, a disputant in a debate over such claims is justified in continuing to maintain that her claim is true only if she possesses nonquestion-begging justification for believing the incompatible claim of any competitor to be false.