Sentence examples for harboured on from inspiring English sources

After a night of whisky-tasting, fish and chips and sun-down micro-brewed beers from our base in Tarbert, we launched our kayaks 12 miles further north up the mainland, skirting the shore for over a mile until we came to a narrow channel of clear water, harboured on both sides by a series of low-lying skerries.

Much of the virulence of toxinotypes A E of C. perfringens depends upon genes harboured on large plasmids.

Thus, NELoc-1 and -3 are harboured on separate large plasmids in most NE strains, and the latter plasmid also carries cpb2.

Repetitive sequences can confound assembly algorithms, so we reasoned that these sequences might be misassembled if they were harboured on multiple plasmids in a single C. perfringens strain.

Following coculture of purified NK cells with autologous Dex, NK cells could i) up-regulate CD69 and HLA-DR (Fig. 3C and not shown) and ii) selectively downregulate their surface expression of NKG2D receptors (Fig. 4D), suggesting that NKG2D-L harboured on Dex were functional.

To date all 26 identified dnd clusters are borne on likely mobile genetic elements, twenty-five of which are harboured on genomic islands, fragments of alien DNA that have been incorporated into chromosomes of new hosts via horizontal gene transfer events [6].

His constituency, facing Sydney Harbour on one side and Bondi Beach on the other, is among Australia's richest.

Its green steepled cathedral tops a hillock, with the harbour on one side and a pretty park with a swan-filled lake on the other.

Buoyancy of Δ mucR1/R2 cells harbouring hvyA on plasmid.

"I've long harboured a literary crush on Annie Proulx.

Had she previously harboured ambitions to be on stage?