Sentence examples for well-defined origin from inspiring English sources

Herein we show that DR theory, with the modifications which we propose, allows the modelling of various kinds of biphasic responses which are phenomenologically similar to hormetic ones and of well-defined origin, as well as responses which have been treated as genuinely hormetic.

This nuclide has proved to be a powerful tool for oceanography due to its well-defined origin and conservative behaviour in water (e.g. Aoyama and Hirose, 1995; Miyao et al., 1998; Ito et al., 2003).

As comprehensive well-defined origin lists have only become available in the past few years, it has been difficult to formally include replication origins in the analyses of breakpoints.

Pluripotent human stem cells could offer many benefits to this field, especially the perspective of an unlimited supply with human cells of well-defined origin, homogeneous characteristics and relevance to the human situation.

A Kaplan Meier survival analysis is used on quantitative data measuring the time from a well-defined time origin, here the start of the experiment, until the occurrence of some particular event of interest or end-point, here pupating.

A well-defined replicative origin (oriV), repA was identified along with a plasmid addiction module relB/ relE that would support stable maintenance of pPDL2 in Sphingobium fuliginis ATCC 27551.

We have applied this approach to the construction of a prefabricated HAC vector incorporating the entire 200 kb ß-globin genomic locus, which contains a well-defined mammalian origin of replication [ 20].

The cylindrical coordinate singularity problem at r="0 is circumvented by this method as the integral is well-defined at the origin.

This yielded a tracer with a well-defined time of origin that will be useful long into the future for following the course of such water in soils and aquifers (water-bearing layers of rock).

In order to investigate these questions, we have sequenced H. pylori taken from Iranians with well-defined geographical and ethnic origin.

In addition to the well-defined differences in cell origin and size, extracellular vesicles can also exhibit differences or show overlapping features in their molecular compositions and functions.