Sentence examples for remnants data from inspiring English sources

A specific strategy to resolve the assembly of phage-related regions was developed which generated candidate molecules for each strain, thus making possible the identification of prophage-like elements and phage remnants (data not shown) In the same way, identification of all predicted integrase genes and prophage-like regions were carried in Xf-CVC 9a5c and Xf-PD Temecula strain genomes.

In an interview, Steve Miller, product manager for Ocean in Google Earth, firmly debunked rumors that the crisscross markings were anything other than artificial data remnants left by sonar-equipped boats collecting data from the ocean floor.

She brings the transcript to show the others and Caleb interrupts to reveal the only data remnants of A's phone -- a picture of four liar-look-a-like dolls against a wall.

While the long-term viability of the bird populations in these remnants remains unclear, our data demonstrate that forest strips can provide important habitat for many bird species that are otherwise rarely found outside primary forest.

At present no available genome data contains remnants of such a gene.

In contrast, hypertrophic chondrocytes from mice homozygous for the mutation were generally irregular in shape and showed the persistence of protein within remnants of the ER (data not shown).

(6)–(9), we take the data of remnant mass (ω(m, Z)), metal mass (m Z (m, Z)) and dust mass (md(m, Z)) of stars, with a mass m and metallicity Z, from some previous works.

In total, 164 remnant trees were genotyped (data from two trees were missing).

The aforementioned doses were mean absorbed doses for the whole remnant or tumour; no data were provided on the dose distribution in smaller tumour parts.

We have systematically analyzed the X-ray data of supernova remnants (SNRs) showing thin thermal emission using the ASCA gas imaging spectrometer (GIS) data.

We extracted from the data set all remnants of primary vegetation from all types to include vegetation in a "pristine" stage and also secondary vegetation that was previously deforested or degraded and is now at some stage of succession.