consortium örnekleri

• Monarchical approbation of statutes of admission of noble consortia had not been customary.

• All contributors were given a complete copy of the biological material to be sequenced, and quality standards were set by the consortium as a whole.

• These smallest fabric elements most likely are formed by the early cementation of a complex consortium of mat-building cyanobacteria, heterotrophic bacteria and eucaryotic algae.

• Professional organisations, consortia, journals, and discussion boards should take up this topic in earnest.

• Canadian regulations require characterisation and monitoring of all consortia used for bioaugmentation in environmental remediation.

• So far as we could tell, no-one in the laboratory was accusing the firms in the industrial consortium of having pulled a fast one.

• European consortia have been supported in technical development and investigations.

• Individual bacterial cells have limited access to the nutrient supply and limited space for growth inside the large cell consortia.

• The consortium adhered to tradition : political rights remained attached to nobility, regardless of origin.

• The consortium is similar to the steering committee of a business, making strategic decisions (often technical) regarding the development of the project.

• The consortia living in the microbial mats would have included heterotrophic as well as chemolithotrophic organisms.

• As with most natural bacterial populations, soil consortia are attached to surfaces where they grow as highly structured communities in biofilms.

• The process also contributed to the formation of a consortium among the participating organizations.

• Considerable research had been carried out during the 1930s by a consortium formed in 1928.

• Early efforts described development of unrestricted monospecies consortia, often considering diffusion and reaction of a single solute species.