Sentence examples for lines of flying from inspiring English sources

Linear regression lines of flying and landing hornets differed significantly in this range of ambient temperature (ANOVA, P<0.0001, DF  =  3, F-Ratio  =  85.27, n = 447).

In "Songbirds," the bristling branches of a flowering mountain laurel are just as correct — in minute gradations of pink — and nearly as dynamic as the undulating line of flying orioles, cardinals, chickadees and blackbirds.

The genera Jinfengopteryx and Rahonavis were also called birds, then not, and two odd critters Epidexipteryx and Epidendrosaurus were though to be close to birds and have now moved quite a way across the tree, while even Archaeopteryx was briefly considered to perhaps be an independent line of flying dinosaurs that was not a true bird.

Finally, when the researchers restored the gene for the CO2 receptor back into mutant lines of flies, the flies lived no longer than their normal cousins.

We have previously described the generation and characterization of several transgenic lines of flies that placed an inverted repeat of Notch sequence under control of GAL4 transcription factor binding sites (UAS elements).

Four hundred and forty-five independent mutant lines of flies were created; approximately 8% of these (35 of 445) were homozygous lethal.

A microarray experiment examined differences in gene expression between lines of flies that have been artificially selected for divergent eyespan.

Three representative transgenic lines of flies for each gene were chosen and the effects of each transgene on longevity in flies coexpressing Arctic Aβ42 were measured.

In Drosophila, the generation of transposase-expressing lines of flies made enhancer detection and P-element mutagenesis in general a mainstream approach.

We used this set of genes to construct microarray slides and compare patterns of gene expression between lines of flies with divergent eyespan.

Using the EST sequences to construct probes for oligonucleotide microarrays, we conducted an experiment examining differences in gene expression between lines of flies selected for longer or shorter relative eyespan.