Sentence examples for in limited groups from inspiring English sources

These flooding-tolerant alleles have been found in limited groups of rice, supporting the idea that they may have been lost during breeding selection.

In this regard, to reduce the scope of the assumed searchable arrangements, first using the weighting factor method and based on values of these coefficients in each of the 16 types of loadable fuel assemblies in the second cycle, the fuel assemblies were classified in more limited groups.

The conservation pattern of amino acid residues among the integrin family showed that the characteristic pattern of residues seen around these key residues is found in the limited groups of integrin β-chains.

The results showed that the algae population in the nutrient saturated group was statistically higher than that in the nutrient limited groups, and that the chlorophyll a content of algae in the phosphorus limited group was the highest among the limited groups.

Chitosan could be found only in fungi cell wall and insect cuticle of limited groups in nature.

In conclusion, our current study demonstrated in this limited group that there was good agreement between the structural and functional tests used to evaluate glaucoma progression during the early stage of the disease.

These data showed that in glioblastoma recurrence the combination of several approaches in a limited group of patients is more effective than a single treatment alone.

We defined up-regulated genes as those that are expressed at a significantly high level in a limited group of tissues compared to their expression in other tissues, and down-regulated genes as those that are expressed at significantly lower levels in a limited group of tissues compared to mid- to high-expression in other tissues.

In primary care, each student is allocated to one general practitioner, and in the smaller hospitals, limited groups of students (5 10 students per group) enter the different departments.

Another possible limitation is the fact that we evaluated postactive implementation success in a limited group of specialists.

But a suspiciously large number of the new species have turned up in the limited group of big, showy animals known somewhat disparagingly as "charismatic megafauna"—in other words the species that the public, as opposed to the experts, care about.One reason for this taxonomic inflation is that the idea of a species becoming extinct is easy to grasp, and thus easy to make laws about.