Sentence examples for isolation field from inspiring English sources

When the isolation field is bigger than the word, which happens when the word is far from the center of gaze, the word can only be seen holistically.

If fields are small, the same proportion of the target crop is distributed over a larger number of fields and the isolation area increases.

We present a model of a modified crop and an associated unmodified plant population removed spatially from the modified crop but not completely isolated from it, reflecting standard practices for isolation of field trials.

Near-isogenic variants of an Oh43 × W64A normal dent endosperm hybrid carrying floury-2 or opaque-2 alleles were grown in spatial isolation in field plots and harvested as dry shelled corn.

N-TL and TU participated in isolation of field strains into Vero-DST cells from the samples of diseased dogs under supervisory of RY.

Given that An. gambiae is always found alongside human populations which may inadvertently transport individuals, there will always be some risk of migration and thus complete isolation of field site is unrealistic.

Finally, we applied different isolation distances (400, 800, 1200 and 1600 m) around non-GM OSR fields and selected all fields of GM farmers that are outside the resulting isolation area as remaining area for GM OSR production.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, developed a series of databases [6] of handwritten characters and digits supporting tasks like isolation of fields, detection and removal of boxes in forms, character segmentation and recognition.

Table 3 Cropping isolation distances of field neighbours Number of field neighbours within distance ranges Distances (m) Mean (maximum number of fields ) 0-20 0.2 (3.0) 20-4.00.6 40-60 0.860 0.8 (5.0) 60-80 1.0 (7.0) 80-100 1.1 (8.0) 100-120 1.4 (11.0). Figure 4 shows that even though fields are very small in size (mostly approximately <2 ha), considerably large areas are grown to maize.

Virus isolations from field-collected mosquitoes and experimental transmission studies established Aedes aegypti (L).

These 2 species comprised 46%100%% of all isolations from field-collected mosquitoes in published studies (1, 28 – 35 ) and 62%–92% of all EEEV-positive mosquito pools reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through ArboNET during 2004 2009.