Sentence examples for respective recipient from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid considering possible contaminations the relationship of transconjugants and the respective recipient strain was established by REP-PCR23.

We identified BC3F3 qGnear-isogenicgenic lines (NILs) with 92.0 98.0% similarity to the respective recipient parent by background analysis using a 50 K rice SNP genotyping chip.

Adjusted means for different morphological agronomic traits of the six different qGN4.1 QTL-NILs for each variety along with respective recipient parents in BC2F3 generation.

Percentage genome similarity of the best eight qGN4.1 QTL-NILs of Samba Mahsuri, Swarna, MTU 1010, Sarjoo 52, Pusa 44, Pusa Basmati 1 and best two lines of Pusa Basmati 1121, IR 64, HUR 105, CSR 30, Ranjit, CR 1009 with their respective recipient parent at BC3F2 generation in the genetic background of rice analysed using OsSNPnks SNP genotyping chip.

Table 3 Fold Change in the Expression Level of Three Genes Located in the qGN4.1 QTL Interval in the Panicle Primordia of Twelve QTL Introgression Lines in Comparison to the Respective Recipient Parents as Detrmined Using qRT-PCR Genotype Gene Id.

The higher risk of GVHD after MUD compared to MSD transplants could be due to a higher degree of similarity in non-HLA genes for siblings, who share 50% of their genome with the respective recipient.

Their respective recipients became insulin independent on follow-up.

We then evaluated outcome data from the respective recipients.

However, there is general agreement that donor centres should inform their interested donors on the health states of their respective recipients.

Print these out, and distribute them to their respective recipients.

Many of them are stamped with the imprimatur of rising stars, having been selected by their respective universities as recipients of Tier II Canada Research Chairs under a $600-million government program to rejuvenate the aging academy over the course of this decade ( Science, 22 October 1999, p. 651 and Science, 6 December 2002, p. 1879).