Sentence examples for developing a new collection from inspiring English sources

In this study we have addressed the genetic diversity and structure of A. thaliana in North Africa by developing a new collection of accessions derived from populations distributed throughout the species range in Morocco.

In this work we have developed a new collection of A. thaliana EMS induced mutants for TILLING reverse genetics, aiming at two major objectives.

While this is not meant to be an exhaustive survey of potential measures, the review is meant to highlight some promising recent efforts and to emphasize the critical need to develop a new collection of cognitive tasks that are cost-effective, available within the public domain, useful across all levels of CR and derived from translational efforts in cognitive neuroscience.

Not only is she starring on "Modern Family" and managing her K-Mart collection, she's developing a new show for ABC inspired by her own life as a young, single mom.

In this study, we designed and built an automated system of collection and measurement of throughfall and stemflow, developing a new sampling methodology.

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Think about developing a new skill.

We developed a new garbage collection mechanism that continually opens up large extents of free space on the disk.

We have developed a new permanent collection of 3712 independent EMS-induced mutant lines for reverse genetic analysis in the reference laboratory strain Landsberg erecta of A. thaliana.

The use of 454 pyrosequencing to develop a new EST collection containing potentially 39,425 new transcripts provides a new resource for genome-wide association studies of vent mussel physiological variations, which is the focus of ongoing projects in our laboratory, addressing in particular the molecular adaptation mechanisms of B. azoricus to deep-sea hydrothermal vent environments.

The authors have used the patients' suggestions to develop a new stool collection information leaflet for those participating in a stool surveillance study (Appendix 2); this will be modified for use with GPs and patients undergoing investigation of suspected infectious intestinal diseases.