Sentence examples for isolation generation from inspiring English sources

For the fecundity, it responded to the line of recurrent selection from the first isolation generation F1 to F12.

The game is "played" on a grid of cells that turn on or off according to a few simple rules that imitate the real-life conditions of isolation, generation, and overpopulation.

Total RNA isolation, generation of cDNA and PCR amplification was performed as described [36].

KMV carried out DNA binding assays, determination of subcellular localization, isolation, generation and characterization of the mutants and transgenic overexpression lines.

Moreover locomotion is the form of change which can occur in isolation of generation, perishing and the other forms of change (Physics 8.7, 260b26 29).

In the Meiji period (1868 1912), when Japan reopened itself to the world after more than two centuries of national isolation, a generation of scholars devoted themselves to importing Western academic fields of inquiry, including "philosophy".

On the other hand, in recent years, phage display system has been developed for high-throughput isolation and generation of novel MAbs that have high affinity with various antigens.

While adjuvants were shown to improve the immunogenicity of inactivated vaccines against H5N1 and SOIV-H1N1 [15], [16], [17], [17], there is still a considerable time gap between virus isolation and generation of reassorted vaccine seed, as was evident during the recent SOIV-H1N1 pandemic.

Isolation and generation of the FAK SCC cell model is described in Serrels et al.

This is an important finding, as it will facilitate the isolation and generation of highly inbred populations.

We report the successful isolation and generation of global gene expression data sets of pure oocytes and GC populations at key stages of early follicular development.