Sentence examples for characterized a rich from inspiring English sources

"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.

We use an individual-based model focused on primates, which is relevant for other group foragers, and study the process of resource preference learning as a means to characterize a rich environment, i.e., an environment with many resource species that can be arranged at multiple spatial scales.

We have previously characterized a GA-rich intergenic tract between the Evx2 and Hoxd13 genes conserved among mouse, human, and zebrafish and demonstrated its functional conservation as an enhancer blocker in both transgenic flies and cultured human cells [ 22].

The signal recognized by the cleavage enzyme complex has been characterized as an A rich region upstream of the cleavage site containing a motif with consensus AAUAAA, followed by a U or UG rich region downstream of the cleavage site.

Many of these accessory proteins have been characterized, revealing a rich diversity in the structure and function of the cytoskeleton.

The palmprint image is characterized by a rich set of features including principal lines, ridges, and wrinkles.

These forests are characterized by a rich variety of bryophytes, ferns, epiphytic lichens and orchids (Geldenhuys and MacDevette, 1989).

Kirkuk city is one of the Iraq's ancient governorates that is inhabited by different ethnicities and characterized by a rich culture and a distinguished history.

However, they are also often characterized by a rich mix of organic compounds, ripe for conversion into energy or value-added products.

The present study establishes a conceptual framework for such research, showing that sleep can be monitored in real-time and characterized along a rich continuum of depth.

With the method of deconvolution validated and characterized and a rich set of probesets and cell types defined for use in blood, we investigated samples of biological interest for which the relative abundance of cell types was unknown.