Sentence examples for characterized a diverse from inspiring English sources
In summary, we have characterized a diverse array of H9-lineage influenza viruses, discovering a spectrum of fitness for replication and transmission in humans and relevant mammalian models.
We validated our assay against previously reported aptamer affinity and kinetic measurements and further characterized a diverse panel of 12 small molecule-binding RNA and DNA aptamers.
Here, the same seven locus Neisseria scheme was used to characterize a diverse collection of N. gonorrhoeae isolates to investigate whether this method would allow differentiation among isolates, and to distinguish these three species.
To characterize the natural diversity of Brachypodium and provide a valuable new tool to the growing list of resources available to Brachypodium researchers, we created and characterized a large, diverse collection of inbred lines.
"We're losing the plants that characterized a rich and diverse ecosystem that existed here for thousands of years," says Thomas Rooney, an ecologist at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, and one of the study's authors.
At still lower elevations, and especially in the rain shadows, the Sierra Madre Occidental is characterized by a diverse scrubby assemblage of xerophytic (drought-tolerant) plants.
The forest area can best be characterized as a diverse species composition with a high proportion in young age classes.
Clinton said at a White House briefing that he expects Peña to continue O'Leary's efforts to streamline DOE, which the president characterized as a "diverse and sprawling operation".
forests, characterized by a diverse herbaceous layer, sparse midstory layer, and a dominant pine overstory, once covered approximately 30 million ha in the southeastern United States.
Australia prehistoric past is characterized by a diverse and rich cultural record as seen in the range and antiquity of rock art present across all landscapes.
Southern Sinai was characterized by a diverse sand fly fauna (eight Phlebotomus species), probably attributable to highly variable landscape and environmental factors.
