Sentence examples for cd selection from inspiring English sources

E. coli GIA39 DE3) harboring the positive control pET23d:yCDtriple grew on cytosine supplemented minimal medium plates (CD selection), while the negative control, E. coli GIA39 DE3) containing both the pET23d and pEVOL- pAzF plasmids, only grew on nonselective minimal media.

The February issue of OMM will feature a competition in which winners will receive Swell Music's monthly CD selection.

Note that the CD selection was not pre-screened in any way, and the selection included a wide range of recording settings and playing styles that are difficult to capture when training on a small number of CDs (as little as 1 CD in case of piano for example).

From the CD selection, among β-CD, methyl-β-CD (MβCD) and hydroxypropyl-β-CD, it was obtained a phase solubility diagram suggesting a 1 1 (mol:mol) OLP CD stoichiometry and complexation constants of 966.9, 149.4 and 91.1 L/mol, respectively.

It was during the period in which DVDs were a bit like a car CD selection in the 90s; you'd have a relatively limited amount and they would be on a very heavy rotation (shouts to David Gray's White Ladder for making my daily school-run even more miserable).

They could clearly speak out the CD decision-maker, while their recall on the medical reasons for CD selection might not be highly reliable.

c) Selection operation The selection operator is performed to select the better solution between the target vector (X_{i}^{G}) and the trial vector (U_{i}^{G}) entering to the next generation.

Voluntary feed intake, diet selection and production were determined in 54 Merino weaner rams from the CSIRO Haemonchus selection flock, increased resistance to Haemonchus (IRH), decreased resistance to Haemonchus (DRH) and random bred control (C) selection lines.

Partitioning of amino acid-nitrogen between tissues was determined in 42 Merino weaner wethers from the CSIRO Haemonchus selection flock, increased resistance to Haemonchus (IRH), decreased resistance to Haemonchus (DRH) and random bred control (C) selection lines.

Development of a relevant MCDA-method requires consideration of a number of key issues, e.g. (a) definition of assessment boundaries, (b) definition of performance scales, both temporal and spatial, (c) selection of relevant criteria (indicators) that facilitate a comprehensive sustainability assessment while avoiding double-counting of effects, and (d) handling of uncertainties.

Regarding the definition of the causality relations, it can be observed that the following three conditions are satisfied for G c : (a) there are no hidden common causes among the defined variables, (b) there are no causal feedback loops, and (c) selection bias is not present, as demonstrated by the aforementioned example.