Sentence examples similar to resource translocation from inspiring English sources

Only one male returned to his habitual home range during the third night of translocation (Online resource 6), but he was only translocated over a distance of about one home range diameter (200 m).

Our results will contribute as a resource for future chromosomal translocation studies, particularly, for studying their roles in human disease etiology and mechanisms.

The timing of leaf emergence and litterfall is associated with translocation of resources from senescence to emerging leaves (Nitta and Ohsawa [1997]).

Haustoria of parasitic plants fulfill multiple functions including host attachment, penetration, and translocation of resources from host to parasite [ 5].

Translocation of resources to leaf growth, production of adventitious roots, aerenchyma formation and elongation of petioles or leaf tissues may enable plants to restore oxygen supply (Visser and Voesenek 2005; Bailey-Serres and Voesenek 2008; Colmer and Voesenek 2009).

The upward translocation of rhizome resources to form new shoots in February showed 8% to the gross production and the downward translocation afterwards showed a 22% to the gross production.

Our results will be helpful for an accurate characterization of translocations in human genomes, and contribute as a resource for future studies of the roles of translocations in human disease etiology and mechanisms.

These syntenies provide a first glimpse of the Aquilegia structural organization and a rich resource to trace the events of DNA translocation during the evolution of these two lineages.

The karyotypes provide a resource for the cataloguing and analysis of translocations in these tumours, accessible at http://www.path.cam.ac.uk/~pawefish.ac.uk/~pawefish

Two apparent key characteristics of the successful translocation were greater abundance of larval resources and less open landscape.

Thus, our results could potentially provide complementary information to previously available data and serve as a control set resource for the detection of the disease-related translocations.