Sentence examples for sea table from inspiring English sources

The combined burden of severe malaria and target bacterial disease was estimated at 46 million cases annually worldwide: 18 million in SSA and 17 million in SEA (Table 2).

Using a microtitre dish assay (M&M) the host range specificity of OtV5 was evaluated on a series of different picoplankton species, mostly isolated from the N.W. Mediterranean sea (Table 1).

Agarose solutions were immediately poured into cylindrical moulds (individual wells of a polypropylene microcentrifuge tube rack, 11 mm diameter x 30 mm depth (Fisher Scientific, Catalog #05 541), immersed in 12°C water (ambient) in a sea table, and allowed to set for 10 minutes.

The FMCT results overlap strongly with those from SEA (Table 4a).

U was also found in the bottom sediments of the Japan Sea (Table 2).

154 reports (80.1%) demonstrated that change(s) had been agreed and implemented by at least one member of the primary care team as a result of the SEA (Table 5).

Lobsters were housed in 0.5×0.8×0.3 m (l×w×d) sea tables (n = 7 for each diet) with continuous sea water.

Life tables delineate the age-specific survival probabilities and fecundity for individuals adopting either the subyearling or yearling tactic and returning to spawn after 1, 2 or 3 years at sea (Tables 1, 2).

The peninsula last began to emerge from the sea around a hundred and twenty-five thousand years ago, when the waters of the Caribbean, drained by glaciers to the north, gradually drew back to reveal a vast seabed, table flat beneath its scruff of vegetation.

The four programs we have compared focused mainly on composition (GoMx) or on a combination of composition and structure; GBRSB had the greatest detail on structural elements but was restricted to the seabed (Table 3).

This is particularly true in the Mediterranean Sea, where only limited and sparse studies have been carried out in "spot" locations in the Eastern Mediterranean, Cretan Sea, and South Ionian, [95]; southern Cretan margin [96] and the Ionian [88] and Tyrrhenian [97] seas (Table S1 and Text S2).