Sentence examples for respective reservoir from inspiring English sources

ni is the number of atoms from species M (=Ti) being removed from a defect-free cell to its respective reservoir with chemical potential μi.

Moreover, tanglegrams, generated by TreeMap 2.0b, showed a high degree of concordance between hantaviruses and their respective reservoir host species (Figure 5), with the notable exception of ASAV and OXBV (harbored by shrew moles in Asia and North America, respectively), consistent with host switching.

Crystals were optimized by microseeding and flash-frozen in liquid nitrogen in the respective reservoir solution supplemented with 10 or 15% glycerol for cryoprotection.

Understanding the conditions under which containment of wildlife rabies can reliably be achieved will facilitate the long-term goal of eliminating particular rabies virus variants from their respective reservoir species.

To simulate high tide, saltwater was pumped from the respective reservoir using a submersible pump (Aquabee UP 3000) through an independent pipeline system of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) tubes into each microcosm.

The maturity values expressed as percentage sterane isomerization values were posted on the Isopach map of the respective reservoirs.

These figures, which Smith says reflect the likely pressures and other characteristics of the respective reservoirs, are considered more realistic than the 5,500 barrels per day that was considered in earlier plans.

Amaefule et al. (1993) modified that correlation introducing the concept of Reservoir Quality Index (RQI) and Flow Zone Indicator (FZI) to enhance its capability to capture the various reservoir flow behavior based on its respective characters.

Finally, the remaining 13 Bartonella species that have not been associated with human infection typically cause as well asymptomatic infections in their respective mammalian reservoirs, i.e. Bartonella tribocorum infecting the rat as reservoir host (Heller et al., 1998).

But if these viruses continue to spread in their respective animal reservoirs, repeated transmissions of the viruses to humans may lead to the genetic changes that will make either virus readily transmitted by humans to humans.

Further to B. henselae, eight other Bartonella species are considered as zoonotic agents that cause asymptomatic infections in their respective animal reservoirs.