The phrase "available organisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to organisms that are accessible or present for a specific purpose, such as research or study.
Example: "In our laboratory, we have a list of available organisms for the upcoming experiment."
Alternatives: "accessible organisms" or "present organisms".
Dr. Allen Herre, an evolutionary ecologist at the tropical research institute, and his colleagues in Panama are now working on ways to grow large amounts of the beneficial fungi cheaply and easily in the field to allow farmers to bolster the defenses of cacao with these naturally occurring, readily available organisms.
The available organisms and conditions/tissues are depicted in Table 1.
These phylogenies need to be carefully interpreted in combination with analysis of gene distribution patterns, as well as in the context of the biology of the available organisms.
GO associations from all available organisms are used, and associations with all evidence codes are kept including 'Inferred from Electronic Annotation' (IEA).
We assembled a dataset that maximized the number of taxa and proteins from available organisms with complete genome sequences of prokaryotes and selected eukaryotes.
The sequence in this NH2 extension is highly conserved, with 46% of the residues invariant among midasins from the available organisms.
We further study the probability distribution of essential proteins in orthologs with respect to each available organism.
This strain is currently the only available organism that is able to completely catabolize DON (Table 2).
T. gondii is not an available organism on many GO term analysis programs, making Blast2Go ideal for uncommon models.
The *.yaml autobuilt drafts were created by our group in 2008 using the then available organism specific annotations and reaction database from KEGG.
I 2 = 110 ⋅ x ⋅ log (6500 ) = 110 ⋅ log (6500 ) x With all the differentiated cells available, organism spatial structure can be constructed.
