Sentence examples for origin band from inspiring English sources

Thirteen rearranged bands were identified in triticale with the three ISSR primers tested, corresponding to loss of one wheat origin band (8%) and from the loss of ten rye origin bands (77%) and the occurrence of two novel bands (15%) not present in either of the parental species (Table 3).

Out of the seven IRAP and REMAP primer combinations analyzed, a total of twenty-nine rearrangements were detected in triticale, representing the loss of five wheat origin bands (17%) and twenty rye origin bands (69%), as well as the appearance of four novel bands (14%) not seen in either parental species.

On the blots, individuals from both lines showed a relatively weak T. dubius-origin band and a strong T. porrifolius-origin band.

For example, the S1 individual in the middle lane had a stronger T. dubius-origin band compared to that from the other parent (T. pratensis) while most other members of this line had a dominant band of T. pratensis origin.

Although the RANTES (CCL5) sample had extra bands of unknown origin, the band at the expected size of 205 bp had a nucleotide sequence that matched RANTES.

The enchanting premise of this story is that four Princes Charming, carried over from their fairy tales of origin, must band together to track down Cinderella and restore harmony to their kingdom.

The origin of band structures is explained as an extension of one-dimensional coupled quantum wells and illustrated through numerical examples.

The origin of banded iron formation is not clearly understood.

True to its Northern California origins, the band was genially eclectic, though too concise to qualify as a jam band.

Although the video for "All the Small Things" was filmed as a mockery of boy bands and teen pop, fame did not discriminate on origin: soon, the band was as famous as those they spoofed.

The origin of the band at 1601 cm-1 is uncertain, since many organic compounds exhibit such band.