Sentence examples for generating species from inspiring English sources

Propellants based on PTMP triazole provides superior processability, good mechanical properties and improved ballistic properties in terms of large amount of gas generating species during combustion.

In concert with other anagenetic lineages of dinosaurs from the same time and place, this suggests that anagenesis could have been a widespread mechanism generating species diversity amongst dinosaurs, and perhaps beyond.

Here, we present a strategy for the covalent connection of molecules in a hierarchical manner by the selective and sequential activation of specific sites, thereby generating species with a programmed reactivity.

Here, we provide the first detailed assessment of intra- and inter-observer consistency of the Mackinnon List method in generating species abundance indices that could be useful for conservation monitoring purposes.

The small role of the Pleistocene in generating species was also suggested to be the case in Afromomum [ 55].

Paleoclimatic instability served to facilitate intercontinental exchange instead of generating species divisions between continents within this fish genus.

Using sequences of the cytochrome b region of mitochondrial DNA, two molecular tests based on species-specific primers (test 1) and restriction sites generating species-specific profiles (test 2), were designed and evaluated for species identification on a large number of karyotypically or electrophoretically unambiguously determined individuals.

During the investigation, 1121 individual 16S rDNA sequences belonging to the genus Bacillus (from RDP/NCBI sites: http://rdp.cme.msu.edu/; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/) were analyzed for generating species-specific framework and probes as a rapid tool for their identification.

Nevertheless, this further supports the necessity of generating species-specific database for ecotoxicological studies.

This may lead to limitations in generating species-specific metabolic networks in mammals.

TEs also seem to be important for generating species-specific miRNA genes (III in fig. 7).