Sentence examples for date detected from inspiring English sources

QTL analyses indicated that QTL qDTH6 for heading date, detected on chromosome 6 is associated with variance in grain traits.

Note that this feature is a ubiquitous component of many eukaryotic proteins and that no chromodomain has been to date detected in other Ty1/Copia elements.

14 Most WHO sponsored studies used a retrospective updating approach: children were included in the survival analysis from the vaccination date detected retrospectively.

In Eucalyptus, essentially all the mapping reports to date detected significant deviation of the expected proportion of distorted markers although at different levels, usually higher in inter specific [ 4, 42, 43, 45] when compared to intra specific crosses [ 9, 17].

Of these, 131 (76%) were reported to CDPH: 97 by telephone (61% reported on date detected and 42% reported outside office hours), 31 by mail, and 2 by unknown reporting method.

Throughout the rest of the document, the terms 'Event Date,' 'Detected Event Date' and 'transaction date with high informational value' will be used interchangeably.

Polarisation vision systems studied to date detect one to four channels of linear polarisation, combining them in opponent pairs to provide intensity-independent operation.

Selecting such a window, though, would exclude event dates detected within four months from the beginning of the observation period which is 1/1/2006.

The green-up dates detected from remote sensing data typically occurred during crop vegetative stages when 2 4 leaves were developed for both corn and soybeans, or about 1 3 weeks after the reported emergence dates when the plant were first visible to ground-based observers.

To approximate the expected number of announcements for the selected time frame of 41 days, both the stocks, included in the sample, and the dates, either detected event dates or dates around them, have to be taken into consideration.

Time to relapse was defined as the time from the date of induction therapy to the date of detected relapse or last clinical follow-up.