Sentence examples for occupancy inside from inspiring English sources

Species conservation status should be assessed preferably at the range scale and include species biological features as an additional factor determining species occupancy inside geographic ranges.

The volumetric loading ratio term intends to address the product volume occupancy inside the pipeline, which is believed to be a better representation of flow conditions compared to mass ratio.

Nish burns the museum down, and we find that her dead mother shares occupancy inside Nish's mind, as well.

Nucleosome occupancy inside genes was higher as compared to the relatively nucleosome-depleted intergenic regions.

For Figure 3D the p values were presented in the text: "Interestingly, the eEF1A1 occupancy inside HSP70 locus was reduced (p=0.0585) as it was for total RNAPII (p=0.0316)".

This data set revealed a distinct nucleosome landscape around genes, with higher nucleosome occupancy inside genes, lower nucleosome coverage in intergenic regions, and strongly positioned nucleosomes at the gene boundaries (Fig.  1a).

Summer group rates (minimum 10 cabins) for the two-night cruise in 2002 range from $239 per person, double occupancy, for inside cabins with upper and lower berths to $399 per person for the ship's largest suites.

Fares begin at $1,299 a person, double occupancy, for an inside cabin, and go up to $2,700 a person for a penthouse suite with a balcony.

Prices start at $989 (at $1.36 Canadian to the U.S. dollar) a person in double occupancy in an inside cabin, including port charges and taxes but not air fare.

A weeklong southern Caribbean cruise departs San Juan on March 7. Prices start at $1,100 a person in double occupancy in an inside cabin, including port charges and taxes but not air fare.

The special rates start at $949 a person, for double occupancy in an inside cabin; from $1,110 for an outside cabin; the rate is $1,800 a person for a mini-suite with balcony.