Sentence examples for certain colony from inspiring English sources

Failure of a certain colony to grow on the agar plates is an indication about plasmid curing and vice versa.

It is possible that certain colony morphotypes were selected out in the host or during the infectious process.

Certain colony color alleles could have been missed if colony size were small as the result of simultaneous effects on copper sensitivity.

Perhaps, he added, the genes may hold clues to which Phoenician cities — Byblos, Tyre or Sidon — settled certain colonies.

Certain colonies, especially those of gulls and terns, have been raided without regard to the future of the colonies, but carefully controlled egging has long been conducted in the Faeroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and other northern regions.

Notably it is known that certain colonies of Wistar rats might have a defective insulin response to glucose.

Within sites, there was significant variation across colonies in the tendency of their larvae to harbor bacteria (nested ANOVA, p < 0.001), and in the specific bacteria found in certain colonies.

The various altruistic behaviours frequently witnessed in certain colonies of bats is, however, often viewed as being due to high levels of relatedness between the individuals comprising those colonies.

In certain colonies that retained the ability to grow on kanamycin we could not detect plasmid from these cells suggesting that either complete pPDL2-K or the region containing kanamycin gene has probably integrated into the genome.

Every year, certain colonies of algae, often referred to as blooms, produce too many toxins.

The law was reenacted in 1660, and the practice was introduced of "enumerating" certain colonial products, which could be shipped directly only to England, Ireland, or another English colony.