Sentence examples for individually single from inspiring English sources
The HT plants were again harvested individually (single plants) and raised as progeny rows in M4 generation along with N22 and IR 64.
When tested individually, single mated males also dispersed from water at a higher rate than single mated females (Males, n = 43; Females, n = 51; Mann–Whitney U, P = 0.023).
Early attempts to confer susceptibility to HIV infection in transgenic mice relied on the use of genetic techniques to introduce human host factors individually (single transgenic) or in combination (double transgenic).
Drugs were first pre-screened individually (single agent treatment) for toxicity at a concentration of 20 μM using TRAIL-resistant PC3-TR prostate cancer cells; candidates that resulted in greater than 70% reduction in cancer cell viability were screened for TRAIL sensitization activity at a lower concentration of 10 μM.
Data of each patient was analyzed individually (single-subject analysis).
In the spice course, coriander, cumin, cinnamon and black chilli will be introduced individually as single "notes" before being played together as a "chord" in the Turkish dish turlu turlu – the taste experience should be enhanced after sampling the spices separately.
The LED-based WeMo connected bulbs come in either a starter set with three for $129, or individually in single bulb packs for $39.99.
CYPs have generally been investigated individually by single probes, and metabolite formation has been monitored by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC MS).
They find their specific DNA targets via a string of contiguous, structural repeats that individually recognize single nucleotides (with some degeneracy) by virtue of polymorphisms at residue 13.
The TEC measurements can be represented individually for single stations as well as organized into two-dimensional vertical TEC maps, which provide electron density distribution over a regional or global basis.
The wetting on technologically feasible shapes of pillars is studied and the pillars are evaluated individually as single units with respect to the energy barrier of the transition from the Cassie Baxter (CB) state to the Wenzel (W) state.
