Given the propensity of organisms to exist in sessile microbial communities in oligotrophic subsurface conditions, and that such conditions typify the subsurface, this study focuses on exploratory modeling of horizontal gene transfer among surface-associated Escherichiacoli in the subsurface.
Luquetta, the author of the study, said this example typifies a broad lack of understanding about the MoneyPass system.
Four modern, medium-sized nurseries, typifying container seedling facilities in Sweden, were evaluated in the study.
The study typifies Fryer's work in several ways in that it takes one aspect of a larger societal problem, one that has a whiff of controversy about it, and finds an ingenious way to study it and quantify it.
The study area typifies many regions of tropical developing countries, where a complex interaction of social and environmental factors have given rise to a dynamic mosaic of patches of reforestation and deforestation.
The study area typifies the common western US checkerboard pattern of public and private lands (Bartuska 1999) and includes luxury resort towns (such as Breckenridge and Vail) and nearby amenity-oriented towns of Dillon, Frisco, and Silverthorne.
The comments below typify how study participants talked about this CP Coordinator role in working with the Network as a group: I think a coordinator brings the group together [Lots of agreement with all talking at once].
But she ended up in indie rock, and her eager, fizzy playing feels at odds there; it's so unlike the studied slouchiness that typifies the musicianship in that world.
Hip extension, hip flexion, and knee extension are sufficient to typify the rhythms, however, and previous studies have focused on these three MN populations [1 4], so we do not consider hip flexor activity in this work.
Various micro-samples were taken in order to distinguish the materials and, in particular: (i) to analyze the ground layer and study its function; (ii) to typify the organic binders and the pigments of the polychrome films.
To typify the strength of the different types of approaches to integrate information across studies, results from the individual-study, study-level and subject-level meta-analyses for scenarios of particular statistical and biological relevance were compared.
