Sentence examples for stored population from inspiring English sources

Inclusion of the new trap allows for storage of a population of ions during the analysis of a previously stored population of ions.

Bioanalyzis of total RNA profile from positive control and heat-treated samples of previously mineral water stored population (complementary data) were similar to these obtained from freshly cultivated P. aeruginosa.

One solution to the time travel dilemma is to use laboratory populations of microbes which can be cryogenically stored in a freezer; these stored populations remain viable in suspended animation and form a "living fossil record" of evolutionary ancestors waiting to be defrosted at a later date (Buckling and Rainey 2002a; Brockhurst et al. 2003).

Proposed system distributes the population of Genetic Algorithm to different clients to execute the population and store population results into database.

The TM1 strain was founded from a pet store population and reared for 24 generations at the University of Miami [ 66] and a further six generations prior to the experiment at the University of Idaho.

The carbon stored in populations of marine vertebrates is only a small part of the total carbon in marine ecosystems; however, the impact of rebuilding stocks of fish and whales would be comparable to existing carbon sequestration projects.

Results obtained from mineral water stored E. coli population (column 4 of Figure 2.A and Table 1) showed stronger differences compared to results presented above for P. aeruginosa and looked different from those obtained from fresh population.

We stored each sampled population at −80°C for later experiments.

The dynamics of our model amounts to how information on the environment is stored in the population and in single individuals.

Cheats were isolated from these populations by plating aliquots of populations stored at −80°C on CAA agar and picking white colonies; the primary siderophore of this species, pyoverdin, fluoresces green in visible light and so white colonies represent potential non-producing siderophore "cheats".

With agriculture came stored resources, large populations, surplus labour, centralised power and all the other trappings of civilisation the proximate causes of Europe's power at the dawn of the modern era.