Sentence examples for found harbours from inspiring English sources

In a research paper, G. Kasimatis et al. describe a comparative genomics study on the acne-derived type IA1 strain, HL096PA1, which they found harbours the first described linear plasmid in P. acnes, pIMPLE-HL096PA1.

Segal, as she approaches her 70s, has found harbour in a relationship with a younger woman.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (Acma) found Harbour Radio, licensee of 2GB in Sydney, breached its accuracy obligations under the commercial radio code.

Anyone found harbouring an imaginary person is set for the "cosh", an operation that destroys your imagination so that the imaginary friend has nowhere to live.

Additional laws were passed penalizing residents found harbouring deserters from the fleet; apparently the attraction of colonial life was sufficient that this was a significant problem during the five weeks the expedition was in Boston.

E6*I mRNA was found in 6 out of 30 (20%) RNA analysable cases; 5 of them were found harbouring single HPV16 and one HPV70 (Table 3).

You should find harbour and grey seals.

This historian, it seems, having raked up these stories, I know not whence, has befouled with them a man who, perchance, was not altogether free from fault or blame, but yet had a noble spirit, and a soul that was bent on honour; and where such qualities are, there can no such cruel and brutal passion find harbour or gain admittance.

This also explains their rigidly identical host ranges: every termite species where 'Coronympha octonaria' is found also harbours 'Metacoronympha senta', because they are one and the same.

Four multidrug resistant isolates were found to harbour transconjugable blaNDM-4 carrying within IncX3 type plasmid.

For avian hosts, more than 100 species of wild birds have been found to harbour IAVs20.