How To Use Hybridize In A Sentence
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Many of this species in captivity have been hybridised with the Satyr tragopan, since the females look so similar.
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They were also hybridized, with brassière tops being added to corsets to form the corselette, or attached to petticoats, and so forth.
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The challenge of a book which begins to hybridize these two sometimes contentious communities is impressive.
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They all are fans of the hybridized glads, confused by the pretty pictures shown in catalogs and on bag tags of masses of gaudy colorful clown like flowers.
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-- The Australian scincids Egernia and Tiliqua, which have been separated for over 20 million years (as demonstrated by fossils) can still hybridise.
The deer-pig, the Raksasa, the only living anthracothere… welcome to the world of babirusas
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There are literally thousands of cultivated varieties of Dahlias which have been hybridized throughout the years.
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The GeneChip Drosophila genome array was hybridized with the test or control probes in parallel experiments.
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Unfortunately, this species sometimes hybridizes with its distasteful European cousin (especially near urban areas), polluting its pure flavor.
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Wild boar readily hybridises with the domestic pig.
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Other species also may refrain from calling, especially if they live in noisy environments, are likely to attract predators, or lack sympatric congeners with which they might hybridize.
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Americans will be "hybridized," with multiple ethnic strands to their identity.
How can the American Latino Museum best answer the call of the Mall?
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Buy seed from reputable seed companies if particular varieties or species are required as aquilegia hybridise easily and may not grow true from seed collected in the garden.
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Growers began to hybridize these native species with other varieties imported to Hawaii, which produced the huge kaleidoscope of colors and sizes available today.
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Although brook trout and lake trout are not known to hybridize in nature, hybrids between these species, known as splake, are produced in hatcheries and stocked for sportfishing.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Perhaps 2,000 years later, durum wheat hybridised with goat grass to give us bread wheat.
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The challenge of a book which begins to hybridize these two sometimes contentious communities is impressive.
Christianity Today
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-- Among pinnipeds, sealions belonging to Arctocephalus and Zalophus often hybridise, but they are well apart in phylogenies, and have traditionally even been grouped in separate subfamilies.
The deer-pig, the Raksasa, the only living anthracothere… welcome to the world of babirusas
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Part of this can be explained by the fact that citrus, which is native to Southeast Asia, hybridizes readily.
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Yes, let's hybridise Glasgow's inner city razor gang culture with the small town mentality of Nowheresville, Ayrshire.
Une Saison en Enfer
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The hybridizers were tapping the myriad genes of sativas, indicas and naturally occurring varieties to increase the yield, shorten the flowering cycle and make the plants bushier for indoor cultivation.
Boutique buds: What underground mom-and-pop growers did while we debated legalization
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Highly invasive thistles from Europe have widely hybridized in Australia.
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There are new hybrid buses on the road, but many of them are "hybridized" versions of existing technologies, which brings marginal benefits, Fleishman said.
The Seattle Times
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Sylvian embodies an energetic, hybridized spirituality, and the burden of this essay is to track and note some of the major signposts on his ongoing pilgrimage.
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The heterologous probes were hybridized and washed at 65° at a low stringency.
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Eighteen candidate clones from the genomic library were digested with a series of restriction enzymes, Southern blotted, and hybridized with the same probe.
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After ordering the probes, the longest existing contiguous sequence of probes that hybridized with the given clone is found.
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The ability of many different waterfowl species to hybridize raises a number of important issues about geographic structure and gene flow.
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The alkene carbon-carbon double bond is made from two sp trigonally hybridized carbons, where one of the carbon-carbon bonds is a sigma bond (along the internuclear line) and the other is a pi bond (with side to side bonding).
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It'll be some kind of hybridized edutainment product, in which Kirk and Spock train a fresh group of "Starfleet cadets" on their first day at the Academy.
Salon
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Thymocyte DNA from eight littermates was cut with Hin dIII and hybridized with probe B-B.
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Method 32 cases of hydatidiform mole were analyzed by DNA restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP, hybridized with the probe 33.15).
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Although these two species hybridize freely, subsequent generations are subject to intense natural selection.
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The blot was prehybridized in 6x SSC, 5x Denhardt's solution (1x Denhardt's solution is 0.02% Ficoll, 0.02% polyvinylpyrrolidone, and 0.02% bovine serum albumin), 0.5% SDS, 50% formamide, and 0.1 mg/ml denatured salmon sperm DNA.
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A five-fold increase in DNA over the course of evolution for ramsons says things about ramsons that the supposedly "efficient" genome of Chinese chives (and their many hybridized varieties culinary and presentational) doesn't say about chives (or Vidalias or elephant garlic or garden leeks or red shallots or …).
A Dubious "Opportunity" for IDers
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This makes it very easy to transfer into a domestic species that can be hybridized to it.
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About 12 percent of European butterfly species hybridize with one another, and in several groups of birds (birds of paradise, ducks, and North American warblers, to name a few), the figure is as high as 25 percent.
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This is due to fears that they will interbreed with the ‘native’ red deer, as it is well documented that – despite their anatomical and ecological differences – the two species readily hybridise, with the hybrids being fully interfertile (which, incidentally, is relevant to the whole ‘domestic dogs represent a distinct species’ argument).
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A lot of the common large-flowering varieties were hybridized after 1940 in England and the Netherlands.
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About 200,000 years ago, at nearly the same time that modern humans originated in Africa, two diploid grass species hybridized to form polyploid wheat in the Middle East.
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Hybridized transcripts were visualized by autoradiography.
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The sweetcorn varieties we choose to eat today are favourites because they've been hybridised to develop the high sugar content which is so appealing to our palates.
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Organic farmers, meanwhile, are concerned that GM crops will hybridize with their crops, so they will be unable to maintain their organic status.
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Method 32 cases of hydatidiform mole were analyzed by DNA restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP, hybridized with the probe 33.15).
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The challenge of a book which begins to hybridize these two sometimes contentious communities is impressive.
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We need to hybridize in clever ways (perhaps asset forfeiture ahead and contingent liability ahead of imprisonment and execution). fatbird - If my family was tortured, I'm not sure that I would accept an argument that it would be ineffective to prosecute those responsible because our justice system was flawed and the trial would be ugly.
Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
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Paraffin tissue sections were placed on silane-coated slides, dewaxed, digested with proteinase K, and then hybridized to digoxigenin-labeled riboprobes.
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Perhaps 2,000 years later, durum wheat hybridised with goat grass to give us bread wheat.
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In the end, however, whether the yam bean should be regarded as one species or as several that can be hybridized is not so important, as long as the different kinds can be manipulated to facilitate cross-pollination.
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The challenge of a book which begins to hybridize these two sometimes contentious communities is impressive.
Christianity Today
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Normally, daffodils self-pollinate readily (pollination takes place within an individual flower) and don't hybridise much in the wild, or even show great variation.
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Alternatively, true differences may exist in the degree to which species hybridize in different biogeographic regions.
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hybridized" or crossed with immigrants from elsewhere.
How and When to Be Your Own Doctor
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The challenge of a book which begins to hybridize these two sometimes contentious communities is impressive.
Christianity Today
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Heads and bodies of wild-type flies were cut into 12-m sections using a cryostat and hybridized with the relevant probe.
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All sorts of colours will result as these flowers hybridise freely.
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Very, very few exist now in the wild and the problem is that this bird hybridises naturally with a very similar species, the Yellow-tailed Miner and you get something in between.
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Wild boar readily hybridises with the domestic pig.
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This year marks the centennial of the introduction of the venerable variety which was unveiled in England in 1899 by hybridizer John Kendall.
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In Software Takes Command, Lev Manovich addresses these types of combinatory representational techniques and identifies them as "hybridized" media -
Serial Consign
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However, species may hybridize long after speciation, which may pose problems in phylogenetic reconstruction, especially when molecular data are used.
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Subspecies mexicana is the teosinte that grows most commonly in maize fields and has been observed to hybridize readily with maize.
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Moreover, some type C strains having lost the capacity to produce beta-toxin failed to hybridize with the IS1151 probe.
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As usual however, nature is inconsistent, and I am reliably informed that the latest data on New Forest deer shows that – even when sika get north of that railway line – they _do not_ hybridise with the reds.
Oh deer oh deer oh deer
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Now, like others generationally-distanced from Africa, they have reforged a New World ideology, hybridized of history, culture, and African American subjectivity.
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There does appear to be widespread acceptance of its specific status, however, even though there is some indication that the species hybridizes with the Mountain hare L. timidus (Melo-Ferreira et al. 2005).
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My feeling is that behaviour and ecology stops hybridisation occuring as much as it otherwise might: among us hominids for example, there are reasons for thinking that chimps and gorillas can hybridise, and even that humans can hybridise with chimps.
The deer-pig, the Raksasa, the only living anthracothere… welcome to the world of babirusas
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Native plant blossoms are usually a dark lavender or reddish-purple in color but subspecies have been hybridized for gardens to provide a variety of colors such as white, pale cream, yellow, and rose.
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Some of these species can hybridize with each other.
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The alkene carbon-carbon double bond is made from two sp trigonally hybridized carbons.
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First, they want to argue about which crop might hybridise with which weed.
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In time they may hybridise with related native plants, so that the genetic make-up of our native flora is lost for ever.
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When native and introduced species hybridize, the conservation of native species implies developing a plan for preventing such hybridization.
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Two of those contained repetitive sequence and hybridized to the centromeres of the polytene chromosomes.
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Could previously isolated species hybridize and become a serious plant disease threat?
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All the same, in spite of its curiously hybridized form and content, the core of English remained recognizably, unshakably, true to its roots.
The English Is Coming!
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For immunolabeling, third instar mitotic squashes were prepared and hybridized as described.
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The Turks of the Ottoman Empire were the first culture to celebrate the beauty of the tulip and to begin to cultivate and hybridize the flower.
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Conversely, it is well known that cracids can hybridize very easily in captivity, though natural hybridization has not been reported in the wild.
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Therefore, it is possible that Africanized drones may have hybridized with European queens, which established colonies at WWR as early as 1991.
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Rather than gradually adapt to a new host plant, the flies hybridized.
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Numerous newly hybridized plants are introduced every year with the goal of creating trees, shrubs and perennials that perform well, are hardy, pest-resistant and long-lived and that display practical and aesthetically pleasing characteristics.
New crop of hybrid plants demonstrate beauty of ingenuity
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There are about 100 species of phlomis, but they hybridise in the wild and naming can be difficult.
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Pansies were originally hybridized in Europe in the 19th century, and quickly became a very desirable cultivar for gardeners everywhere.
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I was imagining a full hybridized America in the 21st century and trying to coin all these neologisms to explain what America would look like.
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All varieties intercross freely, and also hybridise with wild Raphanus spp.
Chapter 27
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Since then, alpacas and llamas have been extensively hybridized.
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Although no hybridization between those species has been noted in the wild, Amazona species are known to hybridize in captivity.
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Wild boar readily hybridises with the domestic pig.
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It became hybridized with so much pagan influence that it ultimately alienated its original Jewish base and became predominantly Gentile.
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They hybridise readily in gardens and our nurserymen have had a field day, producing as many as 300 different varieties for us to choose from.
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The following varieties were hybridized at the end of 1900, but they are still the most popular.
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All fragrant hosta flowers are hybridized from Hosta plantaginea, which has 6-inch long, beautiful, white fragrant flowers.
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However, the 2D8 probe failed to hybridize to the species within the following outgroups: S. pseudocapsicum, S. suaveolens, S. dulcamara, and C. pubescens.
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Along a central European front, the two species hybridize, but the hybrids suffer from a whole range of defects, many of which are lethal at the embryonic stage.
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Most microorganisms are willing hybridizers and mutators, easily adapting to changing circumstances.
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It takes ten years to develop a new rose, and hybridizers worldwide have created breeding programs that are now producing varieties of roses that are more disease resistant, more floriferous and easier to grow than ever before.
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As cars are hybridized, homes are downsized, and diets are localized, perhaps we should extend the eco-scorn heaped on Hummers, McMansions, and factory beef to a deeply ingrained American institution: the daily shower.
Tamar Haspel: Save the Planet: Wash Less
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-- Among phocid pinnipeds, Phoca and Cystophora have been reported to hybridise, but again are from different 'subfamilies'.
The deer-pig, the Raksasa, the only living anthracothere… welcome to the world of babirusas
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Experimental crossbreeding in the past 15 years showed that many of these mass-spawning species could hybridize in laboratories.
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Both nature and hybridisers have crossed different generic species and hybrids to cultivate bigeneric bromeliads, since the plants arrived on this planet.
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An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling.
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The J factors, which are defined as the ratios of equilibrium constants for ligatable unimolecular and bimolecular forms with cohesive ends hybridized, are measured from their ligation rates under certain conditions.
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A cDNA library could contain all cDNAs from a single tissue, for example, and could be screened for the ability to hybridize to a fragment of known DNA.
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Individuals from pure-breeding families of the two species were hybridized to produce F 1 families.
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I speculate that such fertile plants may be what hybridized with dugdug.
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The ix-Metro has standard safety features such as the dual front airbags, side curtain airbags, ABS and Electronic Stability Program, according to Hyundai, adding that the car has an eco-friendly 1. 0-liter, three-cylinder, turbo-charged "hybridized" engine fitted with dual
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These varieties were specifically cultivated for the dry, hot temperatures of the Southern California climate and have been hybridized at Descanso Gardens.
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-- Among pinnipeds, sealions belonging to Arctocephalus and Zalophus often hybridise, but they are well apart in phylogenies, and have traditionally even been grouped in separate subfamilies.
The deer-pig, the Raksasa, the only living anthracothere… welcome to the world of babirusas
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All sorts of colours will result as these flowers hybridise freely.
