Sentence examples for when desiccated from inspiring English sources

Infective juveniles of some Heterorhabiditis species, but not others, aggregate into large clumps when desiccated at high relative humidity, and this behavior is thought to confer desiccation tolerance [17].

The mesomorphic Au microtubes were able to migrate along the humidified wall of the capped bottle especially when desiccated.

Room-temperature aging of the solution for up to 40 days caused progressive lowering of the absorbance peak because more opaque materials were deposited at the bottom and even along the humidified wall of the capped bottle especially when desiccated (Fig. 1).

When desiccated from DR-ultrafiltrate, BamHI survived at least 66 days, but when desiccated from PP-, EC- or TT-ultrafiltrates, BamHI activity was lost after six days (Figure 1C).

Out West, it was the time of the red sun and the dust storms, when whole desiccated farms blew away and sent the Okies, whom Steinbeck immortalized, out on their desperate treks toward the Pacific.

So of all the emotions that surged through the seven-story building at 621 East 105th Street when a desiccated body that was little more than bones was finally pulled from Mr. Gales's apartment on Saturday — horror, indignation and regret that a life had passed without any acknowledgment — surprise was not among them.

The significant representation within the Kinase and phosphate transfer categories also suggests an active metabolic control "program" occurs when the desiccated cells receive water and attempt to recover from the damage.

CTC-96 solution (stable in aqueous solutions at 4°C for >6 months and for several weeks at 37°C) was prepared from crystalline compound which is completely stable for over 2.5 years when stored desiccated at 0°C.

The bark beetles, dark in color and about the size of a plump rice grain are able to detect higher stressed plant surface temperatures, leaf yellowing, increased infrared reflectance, biochemical changes and likely hear ultrasonic stressed-induces cavitation when cells desiccate.

The burdock hook (span ~250 μm, shaft diameter ~200 μm) is desiccated when mature, without any secretory organs.

The initial portal of infection in humans is through the lung, when spores or desiccated yeast cells are inhaled from environmental reservoirs such as pigeon droppings [2].