Sentence examples for biological stores from inspiring English sources

In an interview last week, a senior administration official who had reviewed the same intelligence on the weapons program that Mr. Bush had seen said it was unclear what kind of chemical and biological stores the United States would find.

If the administration can successfully argue that the Iraqis have given no accounting of the chemical and biological stores of which the United Nations inspectors found evidence in the 1990's, they will bolster Mr. Bush's contention that Iraq has violated United Nations mandates and could secretly give some of the weapons to terror groups.

Forest fragments can be important refugia for economically valuable species, and provide a biological store and nucleus from where forest regeneration of surrounding areas can be re-seeded under favorable conditions (Chazdon 2014; Sloan et al. 2016).

For example, the causality based support system known as a robust representation framework for a single biological system, stores information of a biological system only by its internal 'physical relations' and retrieves biological systetabms only by the physical relevance.

There's still much too much material — nuclear, chemical, biological — being stored without enough protection.

Their Life Science Identifier, released in mid-2002, defines a simple convention for identifying and accessing biological data stored in multiple formats.

Phosphorus chains form the backbone of DNA and its chemical bonds, particularly in a molecule known as adenosine triphosphate, the principal means by which biological creatures store energy.

Biobanks – collections of human biological specimens stored for future research use – are crucial for biomedical advancement.

We have taken advantage of fact that there are a few papers associated to the biological sequences stored in NCBI.

RFID solutions will improve the traceability of biological samples stored at low temperature (77 K) in biobanks.

Ideally, a biobank should retain maximum quality of the biological material stored (following standardized protocols of sample handling), of associated clinical and demographical data, and it should be easily accessible and open to the scientific community [30].