Sentence examples for defined species of from inspiring English sources
Co-culture is developed based on pure culture, which normally refers to cultures with multiple (mostly two) defined species of microorganisms under aseptic conditions (Sabra et al. 2013).
Professor of graphic design at the Iceland Academy of Arts, Goddur, (also known as Guðmundur Oddur Magnússon) compares Eggertsson to the William Gibson defined species of 'Cyber-punk' and offers up this view of Eggertssons' work in the accompanying text to the exhibition, "Siggi Eggertsson is an artist of this new world.
The three currently defined species of B. dorsalis s.s.s
Figure 2 presents molecular phylogeny of 15 isolates (4 genera, 13 defined species) of the family Physaraceae based on the SSU/LSU data set.
The recently available complete genome DNA sequences of twelve phylogenetically defined species of Drosophila offer a hitherto unprecedented opportunity to examine these problems.
The ML tree includes 17 isolates (4 genera, 8 defined species) of the Didymiaceae family, and supported by NJ/MP/ML > 64% and BAY posterior probability > 0.85 (Table 2).
Secondary structure of ITS2 constitutes an additional autapomorphic feature to define species of Heterococcus.
The authors use the simple, yet apparently efficient, core/pan-genome (C/P) ratio to define species of the genus Klebsiella.
We argue that establishing axenic cultures and examining filaments at a certain age of a culture time (as it has been done to define species of Heterococcus previously [ 2- 6]) is a poor way to identify species and this does not allow field samples to be identified to species.
Recent studies have aimed to define species of Microbotryum, the names of which are used here, whereas unnamed species are commonly referred to by the epithet Microbotryum violaceum sensu lato followed by the host of origin (Kemler et al., 2006; Denchev, 2007; Lutz et al., 2008; Denchev et al., 2009).
If one assumes substantial differences in pathogenicity, the allocation of MAC isolates to defined species may facilitate diagnosis of mycobacterial lung disease.
