Sentence examples for belonging to type from inspiring English sources

Two major clades, belonging to Type 1 subtype 1, were demonstrated to co-circulate while harboring a relevant intra- and inter-clade genetic diversity.

According to these diagrams, the kerogen of the Gadvan Formation is Type III, and in contrast, the Garau Formation contains kerogen belonging to Type II.

The only artificially synthesized compound belonging to type O was assayed for physiological activity and was found to inhibit the 5-LO X[41].

Very good source rock is found in the Lower Cretaceous of the Berati anticlinal belt, with TOC = 0.34 26.1 % and HI = 272 666 mgHc/gr, (belonging to Type I/II, able to generate liquid hydrocarbon).

In countries belonging to Type IV or VIII, changes in import structure contribute to global warming; consequently, mitigation countermeasures adopted by these countries need to focus on trade patterns.

For example, in countries belonging to Type II, changes in import structure of final products contribute to global warming, and therefore mitigation countermeasures should be focused on shifting emissions-intensive technologies of final products produced overseas and/or trade patterns of final products.

The Wenchuan earthquake wave (WCW, 2008, N S) belonging to Type-II site soil was chosen.

Hydrocarbon generation potential of the coaly source rocks basically belonging to Type-III Kerogen have been widely evaluated (Wilkins and George 2002; Petersen 2006).

Another study showed that the abundance of DGTT1 mRNA (belonging to type-2 DGAT) increased in nitrogen starvation conditions and exhibits correlation with TAG accumulation in C. reinhardtii[ 31].

Sequences belonging to Type-IID ATPases have been found to be absent from the Ascomycota and the Basidiomycota through a survey of nineteen completely sequenced genomes [ 29] and, therefore, these two phyla are absent from the phylogeny recovered using these genes.

All of isotherms belong to type IV.