Sentence examples for basis of fish from inspiring English sources

On the basis of FISH results in normal penile foreskin, tumours with more green FISH signal (centromere) in >10% of cells were considered positive for gene copy number loss while tumours with more red FISH signal (EGFR or PTEN gene) in >10% of cells were considered positive for gene copy number gain.

A total of 96 male lambs were used in a 2×3×2 factorial design: 2 breeds, Suffolk×Lleyn and Scottish Blackface, 3 diet supplements, Megalac, linseed and linseed plus fish oil (a 50 50 mixture on an oil weight basis of fish oil and linseed, linfish) and two levels of Vitamin E (100 or 500 mg/kg feed).

The aim of the study was to determine whether the levels of POPs in Aleutian fish pose risks to the people that consumed the fish on the basis of fish consumption advisories developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), and whether there where interspecies differences in the levels of contaminants.

Because we purchased only fillets, we do not provide data on the basis of fish size.

Insemination was performed by ICSI on the basis of FISH results by introducing the injection needle through the breach already opened in the zona pellucida (Magli et al., 2006).

Also on chromosome 12, AFLP anchoring is sparse in the euchromatic regions of the chromosome arms, especially in the bin 52-90 region, which was recently added to the RH12 map on the basis of FISH analysis [ 31].

Some of these fingerlings are used to restock depleted estuaries, while others form the basis of commercial fish crops.

HER1, HER3 and HER4 have additional relevance on the basis of increasing FISH ratio, given that the curves do not run parallel to the x-axis.

Like in the case of other two coefficients c 1 and c 2, its value is also dynamically calculated for the present robotic fish on the basis of the real fish study report [17].

On the basis of models of fishing behavior, the U.S. EPA evaluated the benefits from what it considered to be the most important environmental pathway for mercury exposure: prenatal exposure from the consumption of recreationally caught freshwater fish.

Environmentally adverse concentrations of a given chemical have generally been defined statistically on the basis of performance of fish in an assay.