Sentence examples for been established at high from inspiring English sources

Newly planted sweet cherry (Prunus avium L). orchards in Chile have mainly been established at high densities, extensively using Gisela®6 rootstock.

The predictions were done only on the Asn-Xaa-Ser/Thr sequons and the threshold was established at higher than 50% potential of glycosylation for each identified site.

After resistance to TET has been established at the highest initial concentration of the antibiotic (i.e. 1.5 mg/L), the response of the soxS gene is 2.8 times more active than that of the unexposed control.

These are two players who are established at the highest level and can beat any opponent.

The combination trade in which a long put position is established at the higher strike plays out by selling the same amount of puts at the lower strike for a net premium of 90 cents.

This body should be established at the highest level of engagement and with cross-party representation," said Judita Popovic, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia and a member of the parliamentary Committee on Child Rights.

The genetic correlation between secondary sexual characters and mating preferences (that is, a positive feedback of intra-variant mating) can be established at the highest speed (within one generation) by switching on (Actb-SLa GFP) or off (ci) Actb-SLa GFPe.

After independence in 1947, hospitals were established at district and higher levels to provide referral services.

These results revealed that all doses of PAC tested were growth inhibitory; GIMAX was established at 30 μg/mL, with higher doses exhibiting slightly less robust proliferation-inhibitory effects.

Positivity thresholds were established at MFI levels 10-fold higher than in unstained cells (Lee et al, 1999).

It is observed that the highest xylanase activity was established at pH 7.0; on the other hand, it was found to be most stable at pH 7.0 8.0 but it was also stable in a range of pH 5 10 and at pH 10 approximately 80% of its activity was retained (Fig. 5).