Sentence examples for population of isolates from inspiring English sources

Using the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, we performed a species-wide survey of Mendelian traits across a large population of isolates.

The moral climate of a bureaucratic hierarchy shows in the lines and boundaries it draws; a dissident group develops an enclave culture, likewise a competitive market exerts pressure for freedom to contract, a population of isolates behaves idiosyncratically for lack of pressures to conform.

Twenty-nine diFlarentypes types occurred among the population of isolates.

Molecular typing revealed a diverse population of isolates suggesting the development of resistance under antimicrobial pressure.

We describe a genetically heterogeneous population of isolates that differ in their antimicrobial drug resistance profiles.

Yet our results demonstrate that even this method has its limits within a population of isolates with different recombination histories.

Whereas one of those subpopulations had an apparent Km(ADP) that would be expected for isolated mitochondria (0.007 ± 0.002 mM), the second population of isolated mitochondria had a high apparent Km(ADP) equal to 0.17 ± 0.05 mM.

As a result, ∼98% of the SWCNT bundles obtained have diameters less than 10 nm, and more than 50% of the bundles are less than 3 nm in diameter, indicating a large population of isolated single or pairs of SWCNTs.

The boundaries of the populations of isolates showing clearly increased tolerance (non wild type phenotype) and those with higher susceptibility were then defined, with those in between determined as of intermediate (I) susceptibility.

These findings provide evidence for a close association between populations of isolates from cattle and humans, which is consistent with the transmission of STEC from cattle to humans.

These simulations further showed that underestimation of clustering is more marked in populations of isolates that include small clusters than those with in which large clusters predominate.