Sentence examples for the same substratum from inspiring English sources

We also demonstrate that fibroblasts cultured as monolayers on the same substratum retain most of the properties displayed by single cells.

A two-dimensional optical micro-scanner, which main components are two mobile flat and a concave micro-mirrors, is designed such that, all optical components can be fabricated on the same substratum.

Concerning the dynamics of the fungal biofilm, it can be observed that the inhibition of the fungal biofilm development is gradually increasing from 24 h to 48 h, as demonstrated by the lower absorbance values obtained for 48 h biofilms harvested from the Ag:HAp-PDMS composite layers), as compared to those obtained for 24 h biofilms recovered from the same substratum).

The latter was due to the lack of bryophyte-rich substrata in the reserve, since the small-scale richness of the same substrata there was similar to that in commercial forests.

Variety bonetii grows in the same substrata as the type variety, mainly on humus, but only in forests with Montezuma pine (Pinus montezumae) and sacred fir (Abies religiosa), between 2000 3300 m elevation; it has not been recorded from Hartweg's pine forests.

In the same way, nonwoody substrata seemed to represent the most important factor explaining the niches occupied by myxomycetes in lowland regions of the country.

To evaluate strength of attachment of the bacteria-treated cells to the substratum, the same standardised washing procedure as outlined above was used.

However, the latter drop could not account for the 18.8% reduction of DNA methylation observed in TAFs from the same patients in stiff substrata in the absence of TGF-β1 (P < 0.001, Figure 2C), indicating that such 18.8% reduction is largely imputable to the transformation process.

Grazers and browsers utilise species-specific depth ranges, and species in the same depth range choose the substratum types on which they feed [ 10, 23, 30].

Combinations in which fungal source leaves were of the same species or family as the substratum, or the fungal source resembled the substratum in quality had marginally faster decomposition than when the fungal source and substratum leaves were mismatched (i.e., unrelated and of dissimilar quality).

Compared to results from hard substrata at the same sites, sediment microflora was less affected by nutrients and grazing.