Sentence examples for species that associate from inspiring English sources

We compared the relative levels of these 128 lipids between offspring of nonagenarians and controls to identify lipid species that associate with familial longevity.

- The disruption of established nitrogen cycling by alien plant invasions is acute for species that associate with nitrogen-fixing symbionts, a notion that has been verified by studying invaded habitats, and recovery of altered communities following restoration of sites that were formerly occupied by invasive tree species.

There are some species that do associate with water chestnut here in its new habitat.

Most genera, such as Phleum, Anthoxanthum and Dactylis, show distinct and narrow temporal incidences (Supplementary Fig. 1) and could enable researchers to identify the grass species that are associated with allergenic windows with greater accuracy.

The general negative effect of salvage logging on forest-dwelling species that are associated with trees or snags is a noteworthy pattern given the big differences between regions.

We also found a considerable number of species shared with reference habitats, indicating that these anthropogenic habitats function as important refuge sites for several species that are associated with the endangered soda pans.

Aggregatibacter (formerly Actinobacillus) actinomycetemcomitans, Tannerella forsythensis and Porphyromonas gingivalis and to a lesser extent Prevotella intermedia and Prevotella nigrescens, are Gram-negative species that are associated with destructive periodontitis.

But if scientists can isolate a gene in one species that is associated with, say, the ability to grow in salty soil, they can sometimes transfer it directly into the genetic code of another species, without spending years crossing successive generations.GM is more precise than cross-breeding, too.

An alternative perspective comes from asking whether there are traits of non-native species that are associated with successful passage through the invasion process.

The C. minus MOTU-specific primers were tested against a range of fungal and oomycete DNA of species that are associated with P. radiata, as well as P. radiata DNA, to check the PCR specificity.

In tomato, CSSLs covering the entire genome were used to identify alleles from a wild species that were associated with the increased total soluble solids and green fruit weight (Eshed and Zamir 1995).