Sentence examples for harbours small from inspiring English sources

Even limited dispersal across the watershed of adjacent catchments seems possible, as shown above: the plains where the watershed between Torrent de Muro and Torrent de Na Borges is located harbours small, shallow perched aquifers that probably form a continuum in winter, when the area is soaked and attracts important numbers of waders and other waterbirds (D. J., personal observation).

Some of its suburbs harbour small paramilitary and guerrilla militias.

Set in a tiny cove, just away from Dubrovnik's main gate, among the cliffs, harbouring small fishing boats.

"The mussels could colonise large areas," destroying the seaweeds that harbour small urchins and other creatures on which baby lobsters feed.

In addition, the resulting cells harboured small nuclei typical of inner cells (see frame 11).

However, the bvgS genes markedly differ between them, while in contrast the bvgA genes are highly similar, harbouring small numbers of substitutions all of which are synonymous.

Six tumours were found to harbour small interstitial deletion specifically on 1p36.3.

After 8 weeks, grafts from single EGFP+ HLSCs injections still harboured small pools of Lgr6+ undifferentiated cells.

In contrast, all cases with viral aetiology (n=10) harboured small proportions of hepatocytes with dramatically increased IGF-2-specific signals.

It is now evident that most AML genomes harbour small numbers of mutations, which are acquired in a stepwise manner.

This technique, originally developed by Palmisano et al (2000), incorporates a two-stage PCR approach that allows a more sensitive (one methylated allele in >50 000 unmethylated alleles) detection of methylation in clinical samples harbouring small amounts of poor quality DNA.