Sentence examples for parent field from inspiring English sources

Until now, no systematic ontologies have been developed for chemogenomics, or for the parent field of Systems Chemical Biology.

We present DTU's candidate field models for IGRF-12 and the parent field model from which they were derived, CHAOS-5.

Statistics for the misfit between the CHAOS-5l parent field model and the observations used to derive it are collected in Table 2, using the (B B,B ⊥,B 3) notation of Olsen (2002) that is relevant when describing anisotropic pointing errors.

In the offspring generation, the total ARs, which include deaths at the larval, prepupal, and pupal stages and morphological abnormalities at the adult stage, peaked either in the fall of 2011 or in the spring of 2012, with much higher levels than those of the parent field populations, suggesting that high incidence of deaths and abnormalities might have occurred in the field populations.

MAS based conventional breeding include 8 9 generations of selfing, accompanied by multiple cross within three parents, field and MAS selection in a large F2 population, preliminary and further yield trials in F3 and F4-8 population.

We are indebted to the children, their parents, field workers, nurses and data entry who participated in the study.

In 1904, the year Big Brothers Big Sisters was founded, it was not uncommon for school-age children to spend long days working in their parents' fields or operating machines in industrial factories.

Each corpus' list also includes specific terms indicating its parent academic field.

While it is difficult to determine the root cause of this discrepancy, Maus et al. (2010) found a similar effect in comparing the residuals of Ørsted and CHAMP to a parent main field model.

A cousin (perhaps literally) of The Fun Alcoholic, this guy (and I say "guy" because, regardless of their gender, this person is a guy) either grew up with or is the child of famous people, but he wants to make it (probably in his parent's field) without their help.

It is possible that addition of several targeted questions for a parent before field monitoring may improve our ability to characterize and classify children based on their potential to be exposed to environmental contaminants.