Sentence examples for intermediate resource from inspiring English sources

Comparative maps have been a useful intermediate resource for many agricultural species before complete genome sequences were available [ 24- 26].

We found that N. capsulatum had a higher growth rate than the two other species in low and intermediate resource concentrations when comparing species growth rates in different resource concentrations.

In our case, we concluded, based on competitive ability and grazing resistance measurements, that N. capsulatum was the best resource competitor in low and intermediate resource concentrations and B. cereus had overall good grazing resistance abilities.

The sustained degree of specialization at low influx is unlike experiments in Avida [ 26], where specialization was observed only at intermediate resource influx, and not at very low or very high influx.

At intermediate resource distances, very short waggle runs are performed and the dance pattern becomes sickle shaped and finally approximates the shape of an upper case phi or theta, with waggle angles after the left and right turn coinciding.

In accordance with our verbal argument, the proportion of SM cheats peaked at intermediate resource supply, F1,14 = 20.37, P < 0.0001; quadratic log2(resource supply), F1,14 = 12.15, P = 0.004).

In contrast, stabilizing selection favoring intermediate resource-use phenotypes was found in ponds where intraspecific competition was weak.

The International Council of Ophthalmology Guidelines for Diabetic Eye Care 2017 summarize and offer a comprehensive guide for DR screening, referral and follow-up schedules for DR, and appropriate management of vision-threatening DR, including diabetic macular edema (DME) and proliferative DR, for countries with high- and low- or intermediate-resource settings.

Young sexually active women are less likely than somewhat older women to have been infected with both oncogenic vaccine virus types, but the incidence of new infections increases rapidly with age up to around age 25 years, at least in most high- and intermediate-resource areas investigated, and then declines (Franceschi et al, 2006).

Also recent advances in more traditional software-defined networking (SDN) [24] have enabled easier management and programming of the intermediate network resources, e.g., routers.

If all of the intermediate nodes' resources are sufficient to support at least the session's minimum required throughput, reservations are set up along the path, as in INSIGNIA.