Sentence examples for recovered green from inspiring English sources
Asked if he knows of anyone similarly injured who has ever fully recovered, Green mulled the question for several seconds.
Insets show the original (blue) and recovered (green) stimuli for various SNR values.
Under this assumption, only the sources located in a narrow area along the continuation of the path joining the two stations contribute to the recovered Green's function (Roux et al. 2004; Sabra et al. 2005c; Larose 2005; Gouédard et al. 2008).
In particular, the monophyly of Plantae was not recovered: green plants and algae appeared closely related to the haptophyte E. huxleyi (PP = 0.78; BV = 81%), whereas the phylogenetic position of red algae was not resolved.
ImageJ was used to calculate the distance between the centre points of the recovering green and red signals at 60 s post photobleaching.
Multiple water bodies were sampled in proximity to the Onakawana lignite mine and recovered environmental green microalgae samples cultured.
By contrast, cells exposed to non-cytotoxic concentrations of TFP recovered LysoTracker Green staining to various degrees over time.
Furthermore, genetic transformation of the wild-type Glyma13g30560 allele into the MinnGold background recovered the green foliage (wild-type) phenotype.
This report provides morphologic and molecular characterization of three parasites isolated from primates and names each isolate: Cyclospora cercopitheci sp.n. for a species recovered from green monkeys, C. colobi sp.n. for a parasite from colobus monkeys, and C. papionis sp.n. for a species infecting baboons.
For this type of material, the body wave speeds remain macroscopically constant and it becomes possible to recover exact Green functions for the crack-free inhomogeneous continuum by using an algebraic transformation method proposed in earlier work as a first step.
Then it was left still at room temperature for two hours in order to recover the green alga Dunaliella salina, very abundant in the environment at the time of the sampling, from the surface of the bottle by aspiration.
