Sentence examples for combine closely from inspiring English sources

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It is therefore useful to combine closely related populations.

Thereafter, it would be beneficial to combine closely related breeds with low gene diversity in order to reduce extinction probabilities [ 27], and to split breeds with a high gene diversity into several subpopulations in order to reduce the decrease of overall gene diversity [ 28].

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This study combines closely spaced paleocurrent and grain size data from plan-view exposures of point bar deposits in the delta plain deposits of the Cretaceous Ferron Sandstone near Hanksville, Utah, USA.

Our results show that the amount of BMP-2 and VEGF secreted by DPSCs seeded on Biocoral scaffold were increased with time, with respect to the already differentiated cells, thereby establishing the interaction between osteoblast function and angiogenesis which are combined, closely associated processes leading to bone formation [7], although these data do not agree with RT-PCR analyses.

The available data suggest that, since the origin of eukaryotes, complex diversity has been mostly generated by combining closely related subunits, while radical innovations, giving rise to novel types of complexes, have been scarce.

As shown in Figure 1(c), the target protein GP73 combined closely with Ni2+-saturated matrix was collected with above 90% purification after the nonspecific parts were eluted with a series of concentrations of imidazole solution in PBS buffer.

As an alternative to using marker-assisted selection to identify recombinants combining closely linked resistance genes on LG2, breeders could choose parents possessing Dm genes not located on LG 2; several are known on LGs 1, 3, 4 and 9. Additionally, La Brillante possesses resistance to downy mildew in addition to BLS, which makes it a more preferable breeding parent than Little Gem and Pavane.

Frequent reminders that education might be the only channel to escape from the current familial circumstances, combined with closely bonded ties between family members, might cross-cut the aforementioned barriers to family involvement and frequently translates into successful performances by the children of immigrants (Portes & Fernandez-Kelly, 2008).

These two spectra may be linearly combined to closely match the experimental spectrum at t = 0 in all three reactions presented in Fig. 6.

In the 1980 revision, which combined antigenically closely related subtypes regardless of source of isolation (27 ), the previous hemagglutinin designations of swine (Hsw1) and human H0 and H1 subtypes became H1N1, ending a misclassification of the 1947 strain that had endured for >30 years.

As an alternative to the concept that information persists for a fixed amount of time that is a function of ambient illumination, it is possible that the interval over which information can be combined is closely tied to the density of the information being provided.

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