Sentence examples for one life cycle from inspiring English sources

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of aluminium products has been typically based on one life cycle considering pure aluminium flows and neglecting the presence of alloying elements and impurities.

Students will research likely origins and outcomes for their product and describe one life cycle as one possible path (of many) for that particular plastics product.

The number of galls, nematodes and the developmental stages of M. graminicola were assessed at 20 DAT, after about one life cycle of M. graminicola.

We describe for trypanosomatid parasites how autophagy plays a role in the differentiation from one life cycle stage to the next one and, in the case of the intracellular parasites, for virulence.

Microarray technology is emerging as a powerful method for the study of those changes in gene expression that occur when a parasite converts from one life cycle stage to another.

For 6,341 of the 33,875 contigs expression was detected in only one life cycle stage.

We make it here and in relation (8) to highlight the possible dependence of one life-cycle stage experience on a previous one.

By contrast, previous microarray studies in the kinetoplastids involved directly comparing one life-cycle stage with another on the microarrays, an experimental design which should maximize the number of significant ratios.

We identify a set of 80 genes that show reproducible changes in expression levels in at least one life-cycle stage, the majority of which are up-regulated after embryonic development with peaks of expression in early larval, late pupal or adult stages.

For instance, one life-cycle analysis calculated that carbon nanotubes, which are widely used to strengthen and lighten manufactured goods, require 2 100 times more energy to produce than aluminum, a notorious energy hog. 2 But some critics of the report question whether the energy it takes to produce nanomaterials torpedoes their overall benefit.

Of the 4,152 clusters, 1,413 contain more than one EST; analysis of the distribution of the ESTs of these clusters between the four different life-cycle stages available, showed that 44% of clusters (i.e. 623) are expressed in more than one life-cycle stage.