Sentence examples for classical isolation from inspiring English sources
Kluyveromyces marxianus was isolated from the base of henequen leaves following classical isolation procedures.
Up to now, the identification of M. putrefaciens relied on classical isolation and identification techniques which present a number of limitations.
Although the population structure of both species was strongly correlated with oceanographic patterns, only C. gunnari showed a classical isolation-by-distance pattern, suggesting that in species with shorter pelagic periods, geographic distance may be a major barrier to gene flow.
Typically, classical shock isolation relies on the use of passive stiffness elements to absorb energy by deformation and some damping mechanism to dissipate residual vibration.
Methods: Classical virus isolation approaches were compared with an RT-PCR based screening approach for the detection of influenza A virus in cloacal swabs and droppings collected from wild birds.
Conclusions: Comparative tests using fecal and cloacal swab samples from birds confirmed that the new PCR is faster and up to 100-fold more sensitive than classical virus isolation procedures.
The classical virus isolation methods require at least 2 weeks and are dependent on the laying season of goslings and ducklings [ 2, 3].
Arguments and evidence for this relationship come from three sources: (i) classical floral-isolation models, (ii) phylogenetic-comparative analyses, and (iii) ecological genetic experiments.
This study is the first to describe a consistent lesion profile from classical scrapie isolates on primary isolation in RIII mice and to identify a profile that shares peaks at gray-matter areas 1, 4 and 7 with the BSE profile.
Stravinsky, even in this clear compositional style that occupied him in the 1920s and into the 1930s, tends to use these classical harmonies in isolation, for the chords move freely one to the other without their classical function.
