Sentence examples for to accessions from inspiring English sources

Cluster III contains sample 43 linked to accessions 68, 80, 5, 72, 19 and 61.

Several different species names are used by gene banks to refer to accessions within the ORSC.

This observation was also supported by a time tree that indicated IC-411824 and IC-411825 to be a sister clade to accessions of C. quinoa with an estimated age of 1.2 Mya.

On the basis of albumins patterns, all populations of V. narbonensis belong to the same subcluster except for the accession 23 which is linked to accessions of V. sativa.

A third designation, Oryza spontanea, is a mistaken contraction of O. sativa L. f. spontanea Roschev which refers to accessions derived from hybrids between O. sativa X O. nivara or O. rufipogon (Morishima et al. 1961; Chang 1976; Vaughan et al. 2001).

These results suggested that increased NpolyQ length conferred longer circadian periods to accessions closer to the equator.

His battles came over the European Communities bill, the essential preliminary to accession, approved at second reading on 17 February 1972 by a majority of just eight.

But organised crime and corruption remain stumbling blocks to accession, as Danilović acknowledges, saying that law enforcement in the past was "not adequate".

Most of all, they must be pleased that the European Union has now signaled that the 301 trials are serious impediments to accession.

NSF ID corresponds to accession number in Additional file 1: Table S1.

Do acts committed prior to accession to a position as a state actor carry over to provide grounds for military response against the state?