Sentence examples for control occurrence from inspiring English sources
Effectiveness of control; occurrence of secondary pests; effects due to changes in food/prey availability; and resistance development.
To control occurrence in the genome, Southern blot analysis was carried out from genomic DNA extracted from leaves of O. longistaminata accession IRGC 110404, and from O. sativa.
The mechanism controlling occurrence of the low-velocity denotation in obstacle-laden systems is discussed.
Since Bud4, Iqg1, and Cdc5 are highly conserved between human and yeast, results obtained from NCA for cytokinesis in the budding yeast can lead to a suggestion that human cells should have the transcription regulator(s) as the budding yeast Mcm1-Ndd1-Fkh2 transcomplexn factor complex in controlling occurrence of cytokinesis.
Therefore, in this study, results obtained from NCA for cytokinesis in the budding yeast can lead to a suggestion that human cells should have the transcription regulator for expression of ANLN, IQGAP1 or PLK1 as the budding yeast Mcm1-Ndd1-Fkh2 transcomplexn factor complex in controlling occurrence of cytokinesis.
The largely rocky and rugged landscape of the Katrol hill range, composed of Mesozoic rocks and structurally controlled occurrences of Quaternary sediments, is delimited to the north by north-facing range front scarps of the seismically active E W trending Katrol Hill Fault (KHF).
Principal endpoints included glycemic control, the occurrence of hypoglycemia, and control of vascular disease risk factors.
Effluent temperatures >53°C were required to control the occurrence of M. avium in the pipeline system.
Biocides and pesticides are designed to control the occurrence of unwanted organisms.
In control treatment, occurrence of disease severity and disease incidence was observed from early stage of crop growth until harvest stage.
Dimensionless description reduces the number of parameters from nine to five fourr of the five dimensionless parameters control the occurrence limit of friction-induced vibration.
