Sentence examples for The assimilate from inspiring English sources
verb
To incorporate nutrients into the body, especially after digestion.
- Food is assimilated and converted into organic tissue.
When the newly formed needle cells start their own photosynthetic assimilation, the assimilate flow associated with the Calvin cycle is insufficient to feed the glycolytic chain with substrates, and the RCP compensates this deficit.
Grain yields in wheat can be limited by the assimilate supply (source) or by the carbohydrate demand of the grains (sink).
It was assumed that the removal of half of the spikelets will double the assimilate supply to the remaining spikelets on the spikes if source is a limiting factor.
In susceptible plants, TEV moves systemically with the assimilate transport through the phloem.
PP2 is involved in the assimilate stream and has the capacity to interact with the mesophyll plasmodesmata to increase their size exclusion limit as well as cell-to-cell trafficking [ 24].
Limitation of the photosynthesis of (and thus the assimilate supply from) the exposed peduncles was achieved in 150 selected plants by wrapping the exposed peduncles in aluminium foil with 1-mm-diameter holes accounting for about 0.3% of the covered area to prevent the accumulation of ethylene and water vapour [ 8].
The world Vishniac focused on was far from that of the assimilated, cosmopolitan Jews who lived in big cities.
Itwas the assimilated, the rejected political menwho had been firm believers in Indian nationalism,who took their people out of India and intoa state for Muslims.
Radio C is consciously trying to be open to all parts of the famously divided Roma population -- the musicians, the travelers, the assimilated and the poor.
The sources provide the required assimilates through phloem transport, and the sinks obtain the assimilates by competition with other sink organs.
Until this changes, we will always be doing 90% of the assimilating needed to make the relationship work.
