Sentence examples for compromise colony from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the authors concluded that HMF used as a supplement in food does compromise colony fitness but may not cause great losses of brood.

Over a longer term, continuous induction of miR-203 severely compromised the colony-forming capacity of the transduced cells.

Analysis of human HSCs from BM of septic mice revealed significantly compromised hematopoietic colonies output (248 vs. 125 in sham animals).

This leads to a genetically composite colony compromised of several worker subfamilies fathered by different drones [ 38].

Some amateur and professional historians look at the three-fifths clause as an unfortunate but necessary evil: a desperate compromise between the different colonies to build a united country.

Ultimately, in 1768, both agreed to not run for office, and Josias Lyndon was elected governor of the colony as a compromise candidate.

"I can assure you that people on the street are elated by this return to dignity of a people, the Greek people, who for five years have been treated as a debt colony". But the compromises agreed to by leftist leaders of the governing Syriza party in pursuit of a European deal have already estranged key figures among the party's more radical supporters.

The absence of those progenitors compromised the read-out of the colony assay since numbers of early progenitors are based on the presence of CFU-GEMM.

FLK1+ mesodermal cells from day 3 EBs from ENG−/− ES are still able to generate HE and blood cells in liquid cultures but their numbers, as shown by LDA and colony counts are severely compromised (supplementary material Fig. S11).

Bees exposed to low levels of thiamethoxam were less likely to return to their colony, to an extent sufficient to compromise a colony's survival.

Overall, the application of tissues for heavy-metal bio-assays is compromised by inconsistent intra-colony variation, and the substantial material needed to represent tissue-biomass.