Sentence examples for invasive origin from inspiring English sources
Within this spectrum, the majority of isolates that induced the higher responses were of invasive origin.
The clinical source of the isolate, whether of commensal or invasive origin, could, however, explain the differences in cytokine production.
Evidences of the ancient anthropogenic invasive origin of the Italian Hystrix cristata populations were clearly shown and the native African genetic background was preliminary described.
Molecular data strongly evidenced the invasive origin of the Italian Hystrix cristata populations from North Africa Tunisiaa) introduced during the Roman Age.
We analyzed 2,195 mitochondrial base pairs, including Cytochrome b, Control Region and rRNA 12S, in 161 Italian and 27 African specimens and assessed the ancient invasive origin of Italian crested porcupine (Hystrix cristata) populations from Tunisia.
While accumulating our examples for Table 1, we encountered some cases for which the current evidence is too weak at this time to convincingly support or refute a crop origin for an invasive lineage.
These markers can indicate the status of invasive species, origin of invasive populations and the levels of genetic variation in invading populations when compared to the populations of origin.
The assessment of invasive species geographical origin and the identification of potential wildlife transit corridors through natural barriers are becoming more important as species shift range in response to environmental and ecological changes.
Genomic markers enable accurate tracking of invasive species' geographic origin well beyond what was previously possible.
To assess the morphological identity and integrity of cells within a complex device and their biological fidelity with the tissue or cells of origin, invasive means must be utilized initially until the reproducibility of the culture conditions can be confirmed.
SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about efforts in the Intermountain West to contain cheatgrass, an invasive weed, misstated the origin of the crested wheatgrass plant.
