Sentence examples for described isolated from from inspiring English sources

The genus Haliea was recently described, isolated from marine coastal area [30], as well as the other two Haliea species described until this moment were also isolated from the marine environment [31], [32].

Analysis of P. vivax mt genomes from 99 newly collected Asian samples as well as 291 previously described isolates from 11 populations identified a total of 141 haplotypes [ 12, 13, 45].

In this study, 38 BAV strains isolated during 1987–2007 were analyzed, which included 30 strains isolated in China (including 20 new BAV isolates first reported in this study and 10 previously described isolates from China (8, 10 – 12 ), 3 strains from Indonesia, and 5 strains from Vietnam) (Table).

Numerous case reports have described isolating Aeromonas from patients with acute diarrhea, but the bacterium can also be isolated from stool of healthy persons (3 ).

One reader named Eiljah described isolating himself from friends and family, "afraid of what people will think about me, and even the most minuscule flaws seem like a huge deal to me.

For example, a fourteen year old male described isolating himself from the community to remain safe.

For instance, more than a century ago, Alexander Yersin described isolating Y. pestis from the soil of a house where the inhabitants had died of plague [7].

Here we describe isolated petrosal and tarsal bones from Tingamarra that we refer to Djarthia on the basis of relative size, comparative morphology and abundance.

Most reports describe isolates from cervical lymphadenitis of very young children (3 – 9 ); other anatomic sites are less frequently implicated (1, 7, 8 ).

We describe isolates from human Campylobacter infection in the French population and the isolates' antimicrobial drug resistance patterns since 1986 and compare the trends with those of isolates from broiler chickens and pigs from 1999 to 2004.

Therefore, glucose transporters or permeases (as described before) isolated from C. vulgaris may be implanted into T. lutea to improve the organic carbon source use and the conversion of the organic carbon to DHA.