Sentence examples for from well identified from inspiring English sources

Current information about the expansion of Bantu-speaking peoples is hampered by the scarcity of genetic data from well identified populations from southern Africa.

1) One major problem arises from the fact that the mouse cone S- and M-opsins are expressed in dorso-ventral counter gradients, and co-expressed in most cones, and the authors have not made their recording from well identified regions of the retina.

Of the 12,671 CHORI-240 library BAC clones with sequence data deposited in GenBank and used in this study 413 were from wells identified as likely to contain BACs with one or more end-sequence that was not derived from the same BAC as the fingerprint.

We collected drinking water samples from the tube well identified by the household members as their primary source of drinking water.

One such event is very close to a possible production well identified from Google map (Figure S2; Personal communication with Philip Maechling).

Unilateral VCP speech is well identified from normal speech compared to vocal fold polyp, when any feature group (vocal tract, vocal fold, and both) is used for each gender.

Ultrastructural studies indicated that antimonate precipitation appeared as individual electron-dense particles which were more or less round in shape and varied in diameter from 10 nm (minimum size beginning from which the particles were well identified) to 90 nm.

The effect from depression to tiredness was well identified in our models but the modification indices did not suggest insertion of this effect and the effect was not significant if inserted in either the one week or one month model.

As we know, some nickel responsive regulators (RcnR in rcnR-rcnA efflux system from Escherichia coli [12], [23], NikR from Helicobacter pylori [24], [25] and Nur from Streptomyces coelicolor [26]) have been well identified and characterized.

Despite a slow washout of the radioligand from the brain, V T values were well identified with an unconstrained two-tissue compartment model (mean standard error, 4.7%).

Decades from now, historians may well identify the entire "war on terror" as an interlude between great power competition, the kind of thing the United States could afford to focus on in those unipolar years between its rivalry with the Soviet Union and its rivalry with China").