Sentence examples for fruitful system from inspiring English sources

These models were integrated with existing Indian material to produce an extremely fruitful system of Sanskrit mathematical astronomy and astrology, known as jyotisa.

The C. elegans and P. pacificus model has been a fruitful system for comparative studies of developmental biology [ 8, 10].

Growth of SGY1528 trk1Δ trk2Δ under limiting potassium concentrations can be rescued by ectopic expression of a variety of functional potassium channels, making this strain a fruitful system for investigating the properties of a wide range of potassium channel types.

Functional complementation of potassium transport deficient Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains lacking the Trk1p and Trk2p transporters, such as SGY1528, has been a fruitful system for the study of a variety of eukaryotic and bacterial potassium channels and the characterization of channel interactions with chemical modifiers.

Moreover, a fruitful education system needs to remain dynamic if the quality of education is the main concern, making it a complicated system.

Despite some limits (temperature culture of 24°C, simple cell), D. discoideum may prove a fruitful model system for preliminary studies before conducting experiments with mammalian host models.

Even as he played out his contract, Crawford said he was aware of the Rays' replacements coming along from what has been a fruitful minor league system.

But Schuerholz still has a fruitful minor league system, and he skimmed some of the cream off the top, dealing five prospects in the past week, to help his offense and bullpen.

Time out The males rear up on their torsos against challengers, lording it over territorial harems of dozens of females, opening their huge pink mouths, swaying forward and lunging, then swaying back again, belching and snorting, inflated noses filled with snot, harrumphing, farting in all keys, major and minor, flat and sharp, letting off many fruitful odours, all systems go.

To make such work fruitful for evolutionary systems biology I propose to extend these models so that they can compute 'fitness correlates'.

It might be fruitful to develop systems that allow users to "understand the consequences of their actions and develop new forms of practice" [ 43], although it has been argued that it may be risky to expect this from users [ 21, 29].