Sentence examples for wild status from inspiring English sources

Although these self-sown seedlings are excellent plants, unlike some volunteers that revert to wild status, I couldn't resist those Green Eyes.

Some hermaphrodite grapevines have been already observed in natural conditions, but their wild status is still uncertain today as they may be escapees from cultivation [ 59].

When farmed or wild status was not reported, as with some market basket studies, we made assumptions based on FAO fisheries statistics for individual species (FAO 2011).

S. pimpinellifolium showed higher diversity because of its wild status (weak anthropic restriction in the effective population size compared to domesticated species) and because it benefited from intercrossing.

For bird species, most of which are still in a wild status, LD mapping based on random samples drawn from a natural population is a better choice for QTL mapping than linkage mapping relied on the availability of well-designed pedigrees.

Presence of allele 2 in all breeds highlights its probable wild type status.

Maxted, N. & Kell, S. P. Establishment of a Global Network for the in situ Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives: Status and Needs.

She was handed unseeded wild card status to compete in the tournament and adjusted the toddler's daytime naps so she'd be able to stay up late to watch the final.

Exceptional Value and other special-protection waters typically have Class A or B wild trout status, too, which connotes a high density of fish in multiple year classes, and ensures a waterway the strictest environmental safeguards.

Therefore, EGFR and KRAS wild type status exists in 75% and 75 83% of such cases, respectively.

Next, we treated the HCT116 colon cancer cell line (p53 wild type status) with CQ to examine the effects of autophagic inhibition.