Sentence examples for particular colony from inspiring English sources

What is peculiar about this particular colony of grey seals is their tolerance of humans entering their habitat.

We further show that the expression of certain genes (AQY1, FLO11) is also strictly related to the particular colony morphology, being highest in the most structured colonies.

By the seventeen-sixties, colonists opposed to taxes levied by Parliament in the wake of the Seven Years' War began citing Magna Carta as the authority for their argument, mainly because it was more ancient than any arrangement between a particular colony and a particular king or a particular legislature.

It distinguished between goods imported from European countries, which could be brought in either English ships or ships of the country of origin, and goods brought from Asia, Africa, or America, which could travel to England, Ireland, or any English colony only in ships from England or the particular colony.

He said he needed to stop to ask for directions to a particular colony.

She said they knew there were some colonies on the canal near Devizes but had not been aware of this particular colony until the recent visit to Caen Hill Lock.

Once it was proved that America was a suitable place for settlement, some Englishmen would travel to those particular colonies that promised to free them from religious persecution.

In particular, colonies of P. hauseri ZMd44 always emerged in the concentric circle pattern, on agar plate after incubation, (e.g., bull's eye pattern) (Fig. 2b).

In particular, colonies familiarized with low quality nest sites developed an aversion towards these sites and tended to avoid them later when they had to emigrate.

In particular, colonies that hybridized with neither probe likely represented weakly expressed, low abundance transcripts [ 24].

The staining pattern of MCF-7 cells for the PRLR was more heterogeneous and was confined to particular colonies of cells.