Sentence examples for generations over which from inspiring English sources

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Another advantage of repair was that it increased the number of generations over which an old-pole cell remained viable.

One potential limitation of this animal model in determining accurate selection coefficients is the brief duration of infection, which results in a small number of bacterial generations over which to observe fitness differences.

For each of the 4 lineages (L1 L4), the total number of generations over which Sup35 NM prion propagation is monitored corresponds to the number of cell divisions that occur in the absence of New1 during 4 rounds (R1 R4) of growth on solid medium and an additional round of growth in liquid medium.

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Kermode is fully at home in these fine points of analysis -- the corrupt texts over which generations of scholars have labored in a continuing effort to arrive at what Shakespeare actually wrote.

But after the researchers raised one strain of the Emiliania huxleyi coccolithophore for over 700 generations, which took about 12 months, under high temperature and acidified conditions that are expected for the oceans 100 years from now, the organisms had no trouble producing their plated shells.

It seems that, in the mixed linear model, the generation effect completely captured the small genetic progress that was gained over generations, which was not the case in the Poisson model.

The map expansion results (Table 5 and Figure 3) indicate the accumulation of recombination events over generations, which can be valuable for study design: If an investigator intervenes at an intermediate generation to speed up the process toward inbreeding, what proportion of the final recombination breakpoints might be lost, and so to what extent might mapping precision be eroded?

"The general fund of the Treasury, in contrast, is rarely or never in that position because, as history shows, when times are bad it can borrow very inexpensively". That means the government can spread risk over generations, which individuals often can't.

Dr Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of the Lancet, said: "If maternal and child nutrition can be optimised, the benefits will accrue and extend over generations, which is why we must work together now to seize this opportunity".

But this is also an epic film, told over generations, which intersperses a story of global political change with Reed's rocky but ultimately, loving relationship with his wife, Louise Bryant.

As shown in Figure 16, the percentage of reproduction resulting from virtual organism contact rose over generations, which cannot be ascribed to a change in the population size (which, as detailed earlier, was always between 90 and 110).

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