Sentence examples for initial emergence of from inspiring English sources

With the initial emergence of genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics associated with the comprehensive studies of genes, proteins, and metabolites of an organism, respectively, there has been a substantial growth in other branches of omics such as lipidomics, cytomics, phenomics, and transcriptomics.

Rehabilitated sites were fertilised at the initial emergence of seedlings and again 6 10 months thereafter using an NPK ratio deemed appropriate for the intended native species.

Shortridge is a professor emeritus at the University of Hong Kong, where he led investigations into the initial emergence of H5N1 avian influenza in 1997, when it killed six of the 18 people it infected.

So, while genomic drift may have contributed to the initial emergence of new LTSP loci in general, strong selection pressures would promote their long-term retention.

A possible transmission scenario is that after the initial emergence of the Mercian strain there have been several independent clusters of transmission each with their own common social link.

Although HIV infection, along with previous sub-optimal tuberculosis treatment programmes, may have contributed to the initial emergence of tuberculosis drug resistance, the high community HIV prevalence in Khayelitsha does not appear to be a significant factor selectively driving DR-TB transmission in this setting.

Our aim was to elucidate the initial emergence and transmission of ESC-resistant strains by detailed examination of N. gonorrhoeae isolates from 1995 to 2005 in Kanagawa, Japan.

In the present study the initial emergence and dissemination of these internationally transmitted ESC-resistant gonococcal clones in Japan from 1995 to 2005 were investigated.

The valley's tendency toward reinvention dates back to the region's initial emergence from the ashes of a deep aerospace industry recession as a consumer-electronics manufacturing center producing memory chips, video games and digital watches in the mid-1970s.

Measurement of movement for 18 worms at an unknown time from initial emergence gave an average speed of approximately 30 cm/minute.

The last year of the initial emergence window is taken as the TOE (e.g., 1984, if 1955 1984 is the earliest time window after which there is persistent emergence).