Sentence examples for same set of materials from inspiring English sources

But there is also an opposite story, not running parallel to the other but built from the same set of materials.

In a another study with RILs of Madhkar x Swarna, OsNAS and OsHMA were over expressed in the leaves (Priya et al. 2015), in the same set of materials under Fe deficient conditions NAS2, IRT2, DMAS1 and YSL15 were expressed in shoot, while NAS2, IRT1, IRT2, YSL2 and ZIP8 in the roots (Agarwal et al. 2014).

In addition, expression profiles of MGB_c41307 (bHLH) and MGB_c15097 (alcohol dehydrogenase, ADH), two target genes regulated by dka-miR395p-3p dka-miR395p-3p dka-miR395p-3py, were ando analyzed using the same set of materespectivelytioned above.

The second method, limit state analysis, is based on a virtual work formulation to predict the collapse assuming the same set of material properties.

Real-time PCR experiments were performed on the same set of material as published in Vialart et al. The expression of cyp98a22 was significantly stimulated in the UV-treated leaves (3-fold increase), whereas no statistically significant change was observed in the petioles, stems or roots.

Todd Watkins, the founder of Vital Source, has developed software that will enable students to do several things with the same set of digitized materials.

The linear thermoelectric module generates the output power of 0.513 W under 500 °C temperature difference and the specific power density was measured at 89.3 W/kg, the output power was improved by 7% and the specific power density more than 2 times, as compared with those of the π-shaped thermoelectric module based on the same set of thermoelectric materials and temperature differential.

In 2007, the same set of plant materials was inoculated at the five- to six-leaf stage in New York (NY) and North Carolina (NC), and were grown in a separate field plot in NY and inoculated 1-2 weeks before anthesis.

If predictions are reliable enough, an experiment using the same set of parental materials could be carried out to compare the field performance of lines coming from a genomic-assisted recurrent selection program scheme vs. lines coming from a conventional breeding scheme.

Participants then received the same set of integrated-format materials and were asked to use a computer modeling tool to solve a complex problem about immigration policy.

This paper shows the results of a collaborative project in which four different laboratories have carried out complementary characterization tests on samples of the same set of lignocellulosic biomass materials with the objectives of better understanding their properties and identifying any critical features of the different characterization procedures.