Sentence examples for of target organisms from inspiring English sources
The broth is specifically designed to allow rapid multiplication and copious gas production from a small inoculum of target organisms.
Moreover, eDNA metabarcoding is now used to determine a complete list of target organisms without any prior knowledge on the species inhabiting the environment.
Corridors depend on both the composition and spatial arrangement of the landscape, and the movement abilities and landscape preferences of target organisms.
Many countries, including Australia, the Netherlands, Rwanda, Thailand and Russia (Smith, 1992; Marufu et al., 1995) have legislated requirements for minimum populations of target organisms and contaminants per weight unit of inoculants.
We chose to utilize artificial ballast samples in this series of experiments to ensure the presence of target organisms.
Even with heterogeneous sample tests, the carbon nanotube platform detected the DNA equivalent of a single larva of target organisms in the presence of substantially higher (see Table 2) concentrations of non-target background DNA (Fig. 3).
It is known that chitosan antifungal activity depends on different factors like degree of acetylation, concentration, form of usage, type of target organism and molecular weight [7].
Cases of resistance of target organism to Bt toxins have been report [74, 75], and they were usually related to a low adherence of farmers in cultivating a refuge area with non-GM varieties [76].
On the one hand, the practical intent of AgNPs is to disinfect or sterilize a specific type of target organism, in this case toxicity may be interpreted as positive outcome.
We investigated possible causes of the fragmentation of the authorship network into collaborative groups by characterizing each article of the database according to: the type of drug or pesticide considered; the type of target organism considered; the modelling approach used; the first author's geographical location; and the first author's academic discipline (Table 1).
ESTs provide valuable putative gene sequence information for genomic studies of targeted organisms.
