Sentence examples for isolation selection from inspiring English sources

The main points for the development of a commercial bio-inoculant include isolation, selection and characterization of suitable microorganism, large-scale production of biomass/spores, formulation, and testing in soil plant systems (Vassilev et al. 2016).

The isolation, selection and identification showed the best initial combination ratio between Dekkera bruxellensis KN89 and Gluconacetobacter intermedius KN89 is 4Y (yeast):6A (acetic acid -bacteria) in number of living cell per milliliter which produced 175.8 mg L−1 glucuronic acid in 7-day fermentation (P < 0.05).

The isolation, selection, and study of capacity of these bacterial strains for biomineral precipitation were carried out in a specific medium for bacterial carbonate precipitation.

For example, several research papers have described the isolation, selection, and incorporation of indigenous wine yeasts as starter cultures in the production of wine (Zagorc et al., 2001; Mannazzu et al., 2002; Lopes et al., 2007; Tosi et al., 2009; Capece et al., 2010; de Ullivarri et al., 2011; Scacco et al., 2012; Tristezza et al., 2012).

We believe that we have shown that mutation is essential for the evolution of reproductive isolation though selection, particularly deleterious epistatic selection, is necessary.

The PSI, PSS and PTI coefficients, calculated for each combination of mating types in a multiple choice design, represent the sexual isolation, sexual selection and total deviations of each pair combination from the expectations under random mating.

The observed genetic diversity in a breed can be explained by ancestral diversity, geographical isolation, natural selection, but it is mostly dependent on farmers' practices like selection and animal exchanges.

In a multiple choice experiment the mating behaviour can be disentangled into sexual isolation and selection effects [ 7].

He argues there is "no place for confrontation, isolation and selection" at the COP19 talks, pointing out that the International Energy Agency IEAA) predicts global demand for coal is set to rise until 2035.

In this lesson for grades 6 12, students learn about variation, reproductive isolation, natural selection, and adaptation through a version of the bird beak activity.

Agrobacterium-mediated transformation was efficient only when scutellum-derived calli were less than 1 mm in diameter, non-friable, whitish and roundly shaped; moreover, such calli had to be used within 10 days after isolation and selection.