Sentence examples for notable population of from inspiring English sources

We conclude that Malinau still maintains a notable population of this species.

This study provides further evidence that early rat rib callus is not only smooth muscle-like in nature but also contains a notable population of cells that have a distinct myofibroblastic phenotype.

Brain tissue hypoxia is expected to be associated with increases in the level of extracellular lactate, which was recently shown to have a profound excitatory effect on another notable population of brainstem catecholaminergic neurons residing in the pontine locus coeruleus.

In the batch cultures both S. marcescens and N. capsulatum were able to maintain high population size without notable population crash until the end of the one-week long experiment.

At times, White-chinned Sapphires have notable population movements with birds suddenly absent from areas typically with a high number of individuals.

Other detected notable populations were the Bacillus-Lactobacillus-Streptococcus group, Fibrobacter and 'Unknown cluster B', each comprising 1 10% of the total flora.

Nevertheless, it is unclear whether these factors alone could have been sufficient for maintaining a notable steady-state population of RNA-like polymers – needed as starting material for further evolutionary transformations.

However, the PRSx8 promoter is also active in the other notable neighbouring neuronal population of chemosensitive Phox2b-expressing RTN neurones, believed to play an important role in the mechanisms underlying CNS respiratory chemosensitivity to changes in PCO2/pH.

It is also notable that the population of this list is completely distinct from those genes whose expression is dominant in CSS tissues relative to OLD tissues, suggesting that these are genes whose expression becomes elevated as cell expansion slows and then remains elevated through ensuing stem maturation.

The zone resulted in notable transformations for the population of 72,000 people spread out across an area the size of New Jersey.

One notable exception is the population of song sparrows (Melospiza melodia) found on Mandarte Island, Canada [ 36].