Sentence examples for fingerprinting studies from inspiring English sources

Confounding factors related to poor source discrimination and non-conservative behaviour are highly likely to affect sediment fingerprinting studies in many agricultural catchments.

The C6AIR has proven to be an effective genotyping system for rice diversity analysis, QTL mapping, tracking introgressions, genetic stock development, and fingerprinting studies at both Cornell University and at the Genotyping Services Lab at IRRI over the last 4 years.

Because the C6AIR can readily distinguish the five major subgroups of O. sativa as well as O. rufipogon, it is especially useful for fingerprinting studies and, as summarized in this paper, finds a broad range of applications in rice breeding programs.

The amazing scientific thing that nobody seems to be covering is that the "hockey stick" was never used as proof of anthropogenic global warming by IPCC it was the "fingerprinting" studies of many scientists dating back to 1995 three years before the first hockey stick was even published.

This information represents a valuable source of molecular markers for use in population genetics, genetic mapping and strain fingerprinting studies of oomycetes, and illustrates how genomic databases can be exploited to generate data-mining filters for SSRs before experimental validation.

The first genetic evidence supporting this hypothesis came from RNA fingerprinting studies that indicated a close relationship between subtype ID enzootic VEEV strains from Colombia and epizootic/epidemic isolates belonging to subtype IC (3 ).

However, another fingerprinting study of monozygotic and dizygotic twins showed a slightly reduced microbiota similarity profile in dizygotic twins [ 131].

We present an amplified fragment-length polymorphism (AFLP) DNA fingerprinting study of a worldwide collection of clinical isolates that were identified as Fonsecaea spp. by state-of-the-art sequencing methods, supplemented with environmental isolates of the same species.

However Cabrera-Mireles determined that the Apis dorsata, the giant honey bee of South and Southeast Asia, was the most polyandrous of all, with one DNA fingerprinting studying determining that females had up to 53 mates.

A recent DNA fingerprinting study from San Francisco attributed 17% of TB transmission in this low prevalence setting to patients with SNPT [ 4].

This proportion is similar to that found in a DNA fingerprinting study of two types of epidemiologic clusters, those with smear-negative source cases and those with smear-positive index cases (14).