Sentence examples for contributed in isolation from inspiring English sources

DBK contributed in isolation of B cell and T cells from donors Blood.

MVP contributed in genomic DNA isolation of cell lines and mouse liver.

The hierarchical approach allows these species to contribute, not in isolation but by supporting each other.

Instead, they are more commonly asked about contributing factors in isolation, and associations are inferred statistically.

Cytonuclear incompatibilities are proposed to be among the first genetic incompatibilities to arise [ 37, 38] and are increasingly thought to play an important role in the speciation process as they have been implicated in contributing to reproductive isolation in plants, yeast, and animals [ 39- 42].

Referral bias could have contributed to isolation of rare organisms.

In the countryside intensive farming, improved pastures and poorly managed hedges have all contributed to the isolation of hedgehogs in what are known as "rural refugia", or more commonly, towns and villages.

Note that "latency values" on CANTAB RVP was by far the variable that best contributed to cluster formation, in isolation (P=1.0×10−10) or in combination (CANTAB + Language, P=4×10−12).

This, together with the elevated migration rate between the CDS and the VC population, the results suggest that local biogeographic constraints do not contribute to isolation by distance in open water habitats.

In addition, differential expression of proteases between strains supports a potential role for these tissues in contributing to reproductive isolation.

Studying the genetic changes that contribute to reproductive isolation in partly reproductively isolated populations (before they become confounded by additional genetic differences after speciation is complete) may reveal important aspects of the speciation process (Via 2009).