Sentence examples for intermediate portion of from inspiring English sources

In addition, modifications of genetic diversity of the soil bacterial community associated to colonization were monitored with the ribosomal intergenic spacer analysis (RISA) technique in the intermediate portion of the sterilized soil clod and in the surrounding non-sterile soil aggregates.

In many genera of Aroideae atypical flowers with both male and female characteristics are often found in the intermediate portion of the spadix between the female zone and the male zone (Culcasia P. Beauv., Cercestis, Schismatoglottis Zoll. & Moritzi Schott) or between the female zone and the sterile male zone (Philodendron Schott,) (Barabé, 2013).

The BC increases in volume as it reaches the south of Cape Santa Marta Grande because of the intermediate portion of the subtropical gyre circulation (500 1,200 m).

However, the genes for the biosynthesis of the intermediate portion of M. avium subsp. avium GPLs between the lipopeptide core and peripheral oligosaccharides are not present in MAP and GPLs are reported to be absent from these chronic enteric pathogens [58].

The Glu298Asp variant in exon 7 is located in the intermediate portion of the heme-binding and Ca/calmodulin binding sites, thus alters the activity of the enzyme.

Depletion of dac resulted in loss of an intermediate portion of the legs, extending from the middle of the femur to the proximal tarsus.

Steam turbines differ according to whether or not a portion of the steam is extracted from intermediate portions of the turbine.

Consequently, the algorithm gives preference to storage of the long-term demands, instead of favoring the short-term ones, causing a drop in its performance when the momentary load conditions points to the storage of the initial or intermediate portions of the videos.

By accentuation of the anterior and the posterior and suppression and reduction of the intermediate portions of the folds the pectoral and the pelvic fins were formed (Fig.  1).

In this regard, it may be possible that the endothelial thickening and resultant narrowing the capillary lumens in the terminal villi have resulted in the dilatation of the stem to intermediate portions of the chorionic villi.

In the Munich Airport Study, Evans and colleagues (1995) found that children from noise exposed communities had more errors on a difficult subscale of German standardized reading test than children from quiet communities; the two groups did not differ on the easy and intermediate portions of the test [ 14].