Sentence examples for obligates and from inspiring English sources

In addition to the intracellular obligates and well-studied bacteria, the box plots in Figure 5 show the predicted annotation quality for two further sets of species: those with available manually curated genome-scale reconstructions (GENREs) (Price et al., 2004) and those that are facultatively intracellular.

Substantially more native wetland species (obligate and facultative) were recorded adjacent to watercourses than near fields.

However, the formation of incomplete animals was obligate and major body regeneration did not occur.

§ 309.135 What requirements apply to funding, obligating and liquidating Federal title IV-D grant funds?

An additional $7 billion for highway projects has been obligated, and work is expected to begin soon.

As a result, some obligate and facultative grassland birds are projected to decline, while numerous species tolerant of or partially reliant on woody vegetation will increase.

BP says that SOCAR is pushing as much gas to Georgia as is obligated, and that Georgia is also getting its full amount from SD1.

This phrase, he said, has no clearly defined meaning in the realm of government spending — unlike words like "obligate" and "expend".

They want to reach fans, but many are contractually obligated, and personally inclined, to let the companies that distribute their works determine how that happens.

The spending data comes from the federal government's reports on stimulus money that has been announced, obligated, and actually paid out to its recipients.

Unlike the public school system, private schools are not obligated, and often not set up, to handle children having trouble keeping up.