Sentence examples for biological archive from inspiring English sources

This interdisciplinary synthesis of information draws from the human and the biological archive.

We also aim to create a future-proofed biological archive of up to 90 000 mother and baby paired samples for longitudinal research on the associations between early life exposures and subsequent health and developmental outcomes.

The vast majority of dollars we have right now is to establish enrollment and begin building a biological archive for the first five years".

Other samples were hustled to the aquarium laboratory a few hundred yards away to be flash-frozen by dipping the specimen vials in a tank of liquid nitrogen -- which is slightly warmer than the surface of Pluto -- and stored in an ultra-cold refrigerated biological archive.

Frozen brain tissue, either medulla or cerebellum, from field isolates of ovine scrapie were obtained from the biological archive (formerly the TSE archive) at AHVLA.

We thank all the staff of the Biological archive group (AHVLA) for providing field case samples, all the staff in the animal services unit for prion free sheep and Charlotte Cook for providing data associated with the samples.

However, as calcified tissues as bones and teeth can contain the indicators of diet and the environmental conditions, they are considered as the biological "archives" of the living organisms [ 4].

PUDDLS will also establish a biological sample archive (CSF, serum, and DNA), allowing future hypothesis driven research.

Note that not all biological assays archived in PubChem have information on target proteins, and that not all target proteins have associated pathways in the BioSystems database.

As listed in Table 1, Set A consisted of 843,845 compounds that had a PubChem3D conformer model available and that were tested to be non-inactive in at least one of the 548,071 biological assays archived in the PubChem BioAssay database (as of September 2010).

Data from Doñana were obtained from the Doñana field diary (Doñana Biological Station archives) and from the Station Ringing Department.