Sentence examples for strictly selective from inspiring English sources

However, in some cases the hydroxylation is not strictly selective, resulting in the formation of undesired side-products.

Since, ISP-4 medism is not strictly selective for streptomycetes; therefore, only the colonies with aerial mycelium (powdery, wrinkled, or pasty) were counted sensibly as reported by Ryckeboer et al. (2003).

For the not strictly selective media it increased significantly in all groups compared to colitis control (Data not shown).

These new (E-plus -helpers (Fig.  5a) wE-plus -helpers into mE-plus -helpersells (by mobilization or electroporation) and maintained under strictly selective conditions without expressing the Mu transposition Figtors.

Subsequently, the active sites of OYEs with nitro-reductase activity higher than ene-reductase activity were compared with the active site cavity of OYE-1, which is strictly selective for C=C reduction.

Some of those reactions are designed to exclude cellular components from untoward inclusion into the reaction cascade, thus avoiding toxic interactions; others are balanced to minimize reactions that include cell surface components, without being strictly selective.

Suspension-feeding rotifers are often regarded as strictly size selective with an optimal prey size ranging between 5 and 10 μm (Rothhaupt, 1990; Hansen, Wernberg-Møller and Wittrup, 1997).

Large-selected fish were exposed to a maximum-size harvest; thus, our results could be interpreted that saving large fish selects for life histories that are more similar to unselectively exploited fish compared to a strictly positively size-selective exploitation common with minimum-length limit regulations and in most other real fisheries.

Ahead of us, he sees embryo research slipping inexorably from strictly curative purposes into selective breeding for intelligence, sex and personality designer babies and worse.Though he shares fears with religious believers, Mr Fukuyama's book is not a tract and his case is made without recourse to the supernatural.

In addition to the economic and strictly financial impacts of selective collection and sorting of packaging waste, several authors discuss other types of impacts, such as the environmental and social ones.

Likewise, in strictly asexual species, periodic selective sweeps of clones may unite populations and discontinuous ecological niches might lead to the appearance of discrete evolutionary clusters [5].