Sentence examples for variable zones from inspiring English sources

Thirty eight of the 118 originally isolated bacterial colonies, nineteen from glucose plates and nineteen from sugarcane biomass plates, showed variable zones of clearance surrounding the bacterial colony after incubation with Congo red (Figure 1B) and were selected for further studies.

The HMM logo [17] of the alignment (Fig. 2) reveals highly variable zones and a few invariant positions.

As a result, Americans learned an important lesson about Alzheimer's when Hayworth's diagnosis became known: people in the early stages of the disease exist in a variable zone, in which they can alternately seem normal or utterly confused.

Based on a variable zone radius, we have combined push-based Ad/D with a pull-based Ad/D strategy.

The adaptive ZRP enhances the performance of ZRP with the use of a variable zone radius for every node, based on a metric called route failure rate[15], while the Sharp Hybrid Adaptive Routing Protocol monitors traffic patterns and local network characteristics such as link failure rate and node degree to determine zone sizes[16].

Furthermore, areas of tumor infiltration and the variable zone of edema surrounding brain tumors are poorly differentiated by ultrasound.

The aqueous extracts of different plant seeds resulted in variable zone of inhibition (11 25 mm) for all the bacteria tested except K. pneumoniae 1, 2 and P. aeruginosa 1, which were completely resistant (Table 1).

The energetics and the conservation pattern, using our COILCHECK+ program, enabled the recognition of a particular variable zone which is the tropomyosin period 2. From our study, we were able to show that P2 of tropomyosin could nevertheless be an important region which is essential for some crucial function of the system.

This study aimed at construction of an accurate DEM for a large-scale, high-variable zone within a short timespan based on an iterative way of the waterline method.

In addition, season (spring March too June, summer/autumn: July to October, winter: November to February) and urban area variables (urban zone, border zone, and periurban zone) were included in the initial model since these factors were known to affect the prevalence of E. multilocularis (17 ).

The zone association study used analysis of variance (ANOVA) with C. howelliana cover as a dependent variable and zones (centre, transition and edge) as the independent variable.