Sentence examples for cluster of chickens from inspiring English sources

A smaller farm-in-the-sky that Mr. Flanner was involved in, Eagle Street Rooftop Farm in Greenpoint, was going strong on Sunday, with visitors attending a free workshop lecture, buying plants and eyeing the rows of lettuce, greens and herbs and the cluster of chickens overlooking the East River.

Embedded in the viscous, tar-like pitch of the black square is a tangled cluster of chicken wire and egg cartons.

In most of the trees, RJFs formed a single cluster, whereas RedDB was placed within a cluster of chicken breeds.

Two samples of GJF303/304 (Table 1) were often assigned to a cluster of chicken breeds (e.g., individual trees 8, 9, and 1 in Figure S1) so that the introgression occurred from chickens to green junglefowl.

The largest cluster of chicken chemokine receptors was found on Chromosome 2, where 5 receptor genes (CCR2, CCR5, CCR8L1, CCR9, and XCR1) were identified.

To confirm the clustering patterns deduced by PCA and attempt an independent strategy for hierarchical clustering of chicken breeds on the basis of their ancestries, we performed a cluster analysis [ 32] for all individuals within each of the 11 breeds according to their absent or present CNVs.

In the evening, the reporters were taken to a farmyard with a dead dog and a cluster of dead chickens, then to a hospital where a 7-month-old girl, unconscious on a bed, was displayed as a victim of the airstrike that killed the animals.

Looking at the police state shopping centres, the decrepit dockyards and the clusters of warring chicken shops, you can't help but feel that these places are far truer representations of the real state of the city than Upper Street or the Fulham Road. .

The clustering of certain chicken β-defensins with mammalian homologues suggests that major subfamilies of β-defensins arose before the last common ancestor of birds and mammals, estimated to have occurred about 310 million years ago [ 25].

This cluster involved 2 families of chicken dealers who lived in Beijing.

The phylogenetic analysis shows that the DNA sequences of chickens, red and green junglefowls formed reciprocally monophyletic clusters.