Sentence examples for big colonies from inspiring English sources

These big colonies are connected.

To our great surprise, instead of the big colonies of social shrimp that usually dominate this environment, most of what we uncover are asocial pair-formers.

The rate of exposure was not statistically different in small colonies and big colonies.

Secondly, we found that the plasmids in some big colonies only harbored the partially digested prk gene, which might be the consequence of some unknown errors during enzymatic digestion in library construction.

By contrast, the inner cell mass from all control blastocysts (9 heterozygous, 5 wildtype) proliferated substantially and formed big colonies after 8 days of culture.

Big colonies obtained after I-SceI-induced selection of successful recombinants were screened by colony PCR and we found a similar fraction of clones being positive comparable to the site-directed mutagenesis (not shown).

One revealing reason for the failure of the big colony at Heraclea founded in 426, a project with a strongly anti-Ionian and propagandist element, was the harsh and positively unjust behaviour of the Spartan governors, who frightened people away.

The study constructed a mathematical model to predict how the loss of sea ice from climate warming would affect a big colony of emperor penguins at Terre Adélie, Antarctica.

Should voting be based on the population of each colony, which obviously gives bigger colonies an advantage, or should each colony have one vote?

Most of the monarchs in the two biggest colonies in Mexico were killed in the storm, in the largest known die-off ever of these butterflies, according to a report by Dr. Brower and a team of researchers from Mexico and the United States.

The theory is that bigger colonies with more crowded conditions would require insects to evolve better immune defenses, which in turn enable the insects to evolve still-bigger colonies.