Sentence examples for discarded biological from inspiring English sources

As well as the vaccine form of anthrax, the discarded biological agents included Brucella melitensis, which causes the virulent flu-like disease brucellosis, and klebsiella, a cause of pneumonia.

Ron Mallon (2004, 2006, 2007) provides a nice sketch of the contemporary philosophical terrain regarding the status of the concept of race, dividing it into three valid competing schools of thought regarding the ontological status of race, along with the discarded biological conception.

In all normal births the placenta is discarded as biological waste and regarded as biological tissue belonging to the mother.

We strongly suggest that small RNA fragments that map to genome regions annotated as repetitive elements should not be discarded before biological experimental data are available to verify them.

Saphenous vein or mammary/thoracic artery was obtained from left over pieces (1 3 cm long) that are generally discarded (incinerated) as "biological waste" after cardiac bypass surgery.

The offspring of these animals were not discarded to increase biological variability and increase opportunities for gene discovery.

It is routinely discarded postpartum as biological waste and is easy to gain without invasive procedures and its use is free of ethical concerns [ 24].

Wiring alternatives found for four transitions can be discarded based on biological knowledge or suggested biochemically meaningful alternatives: activation of a reaction by one form of a protein or inhibition of the same reaction by its covalently modified or otherwise differently active form.

To exclude poor-quality probes from statistical analyses, hybridisation success and mean fluorescence for each probe were evaluated in a total of 31 experiments (four biological replicates for each developmental stage with the exception of 13 dph, for which one biological replicate was discarded).

Eventually, the inclusion of the father confirmed which one was the fortuitous match by means of three inconsistencies (D18S51, Penta E, and CSF1PO), discarding undoubtedly the biological relationship of one sample (FM1, see Table 1).

Nearly 20 million tons of winery by-products, with many biological activities, are discarded each year in the world.