Sentence examples for capability of isolates from inspiring English sources

To test the hypothesis that an increase in EnCYP51 copy number leads to stronger resistance to DMI fungicides, we tested the capability of isolates with different copy numbers of EnCYP51 to grow in the presence of Rally® 40WSP, a DMI fungicide.

The capability of isolating vibration with the help of such a damper has also been studied analytically.

This paper presents a new payload-platform, for precision devices, which possesses the capability of isolating the complex space micro-vibration in low frequency range below 5 Hz.

Significant improvements using the Direct Selection of Hybridomas (DiSH) by FACS include reduced time and labor, improved capability of isolating positive hybridomas, and the ease of manipulating cloned cell lines relative to previously existing approaches that require Limiting Dilution Subcloning (LDS).

The uniqueness of S-layers resides in their periodicity and in the capability of isolated S-layer protomers to recrystallize by an intrinsic, entropy-driven process into monomolecular arrays on intact bacterial cells, in suspension, and on various surfaces or interfaces particularly on lipid films.

Currently, molecular screening for (NRPSs) in endophytes is being performed to assess the peptide-producing capability of isolated fungi or bacteria, which are important natural product targets nowadays.

The 3P++ as well as 3P + and 4P analyses were less affected by K 1, which is owing to the capability of isolating the k 3 estimation.

This suggests that the capability of BV isolates to bind to and adhere to vaginal epithelium may be higher than non-BV isolates.

A redundant functional capability of the isolates from the root systems has been recorded in all the three sites, indicating that in these three environments, the root bacterial communities are adapted to the respective conditions.

The work started with the identification of the capability of environmental isolates of B. subtilis to form rugose colonies and pellicles that were subsequently shown to contain subpopulations of isogenic differentiated cells (Fig.  4A) (Branda et al. 2001; Vlamakis et al. 2008; Marlow et al. 2014).

Table 1 Cellulose degradation capability of bacteria isolated from microbial consortium (Madhyam) culture S. no.