Sentence examples for passage of wild from inspiring English sources

The surprise was a passage of wild things: body suits writhing with snakes, and brash with glittering rhinestones, as though demons were rising.

Further studies with propagation of mutated virus in mallards without drug pressure and competitive infection studies with simultaneous passage of wild-type virus and mutated virus in unexposed hosts might better conclude if fitness of the mutant is indeed retained.

The efficacy of the EDBS in preventing the passage of small, wild fish is compromised while tows are moving across the barrier system.

When I hesitate to press 'send' or 'post', I know that I'm about to experience a right of passage of the Wild Vulnerability Bridge.

Table 1 summarizes the HSV-1 recombinant viruses used in this study, which are derivative of low passage strains of wild-type HSV-1 strain KOS [84].

We found that vEGTDEL had reduced within-host fitness: per passage the ratio of wild type to vEGTDEL was on average enhanced by a factor of 1.53 (single passage) and 1.68 (serial passage).

A very interesting and unexpected observation was the emergence of fidelity altering mutations in late passages of the wild type strain that is generally considered to be genetically stable.

The debate over roundups dates back decades, to the passage of the 1971 Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act, a federal law that protected what was then a faltering wild horse population and made it illegal for cowboys like Mr. Cattoor to round up horses on their own for sport or profit.

But last month an advisory group to the National Academy of Sciences said that researchers must do a better job of confining the organisms to prevent the passage of traits to wild relatives or other species.

The original 17D strain was developed after 176 culture passages of the wild-type Asibi strain in mouse and chicken tissues.

FP9 is a fully sequenced, live, highly attenuated form of a European strain of Fowlpox virus, derived by multiple passages of the wild-type Fowlpox virus in avian cells.