Sentence examples for found also indicate from inspiring English sources
The antibiotic resistance patterns found also indicate low levels of resistant strains among the indicator organisms of E. coli and faecal enterococci, except for the E. coli isolates from reindeer.
GenBank accession numbers of the COI sequences generated in this study and the number of harbors in which the species have been found are also indicated Once identified, each species was classified as native, introduced, or cryptogenic (Carlton 1996), following relevant literature (see Appendix 1).
Large differences between the CC operators were found also for this variable, again indicating differences in working behaviour.
Textiles found in Egypt also indicate a highly developed weaving craft by the 4th century ce, with many tapestries made from linen and wool.
Private letters later found by historians also indicate a warm and affectionate relationship between the family members.
Nonetheless, many signals of positive selection found in the LCA branch also indicate adaptive traits shared by both lineages.
However, the prevalences found at 4 distant farms also indicate that this species could play some role in the maintenance and spread of leptospirosis in the Amazon Basin.
However, the under representation of vitellogenin spots in kairomone exposed D. magna embryos found in this study may also indicate a higher energy demand.
We do not find the 5.8S rRNA in any of our "nonribosomal" 5S RNP complexes, and the presence of this rRNA, which is not normally found outside the ribosome, may also indicate coprecipitation of the large ribosomal subunit in the results reported by Marechal et al.
The decreasing amounts of ectopic depolarizing material in outer retinal layers found in our study may also indicate a dynamic response of the RPE following anti-VEGF therapy supported by earlier findings of intraretinal RPE migration in AMD using SD OCT, published by Ho and associates.
The experiments also indicate that motifs found very close to genes in sequences known as 'promoters' may be able to interact with many proteins to influence the activity of genes.
