Sentence examples for pool hence from inspiring English sources

This amount corresponds to an approximate 50 000-fold coverage per base of the amplified region per DNA pool; hence a 160-fold coverage for each haplotype in the pool.

It was reported that under water stress condition, less protein was used for plant maintenance which result increased the availability of the phenylalanine (Phe) pool; hence, more Phe is available for the production of secondary metabolites [ 38].

Improved productivity would allow the same number of physicians to manage a larger patient pool (hence more dollars in the pool) or a reduced number of physicians to manage the same patient pool.

The founders of our populations were, however, drawn from a large genetic pool, hence we estimate a likely minimum number of two unique alleles in the progeny of each female.

In the infant, all oocyte nuclei are arrested at dictyate and most of the follicles are dormant in the primordial follicle pool; hence, it is not surprising that genes related to nuclear activity and chromatin assembly are more active at this stage.

Further, in the CBM-CFS3 simulations, growth curves are used to initialise C pools, hence, from the starting point, our spatial simulations had more C in the system, or at least more C concentrated on the hectares that were modelled, than the reported GHG balance for the area.

Competitive swimming was not well developed in Western Australia: races were held in muddy river pools; hence, in late 1955, O'Halloran moved to the east coast to support his attempt to qualify for the Olympics.

Five RNA samples from each group were pooled, hence genes altered in individual tumours would not have been detected.

In conclusion, we have shown that the human bronchial epithelium has two potential salvage mechanisms, SVCT2 and GLUT2, allowing cellular uptake of ascorbate moving into the RTLF from the plasma pools, hence preventing its irreversible oxidation to 2,3-doketogulonic acid and loss of its antioxidant function.

It could be hypothesised that increased serum folate results in an increase in the reduced folate pool and hence increased TS inhibition, increased drug activity and, therefore, increased toxicity.

Flame puffing frequency increases with pressure for both pool sizes; hence, the Strouhal number correlates well with the Froude number.