Sentence examples for a high multiplication from inspiring English sources

The results indicate the establishment of efficient protocol for pineapple micropropagation, with a high multiplication and regenerative rates and great potential for agriculture application.

It is suggested that the fibrous shape leads to a high multiplication rate of cells and predisposes to tumor formation.

Because they produce more stalks, energy cane allows a higher multiplication ratio (1 30 or more, against the 1 10 common rate of sugarcane cultivars), which turns out to be another great economic advantage.

The first mutant genotype (TEV-PC76) has a higher multiplication rate and is hypovirulent relative to the wildtype genotype, and the second one (TEV-PC2) has a lower fitness and is hypervirulent [17].

Although it might be justified to use a higher multiplication factor for the second wave based on mortality and other surveillance data [5], [7], the same multiplier was used for the whole period and can therefore be seen as a conservative approach.

In SE Asia, a high parasite multiplication rate in vitro and the ability of parasites to invade erythrocytes nonselectively are linked to severe disease (Refs 20, 21), whereas these factors are not associated with disease severity in Africa (Ref. 22).

Microalgae have an outstanding performance compared to the terrestrial plants based on its high multiplication rate and high lipid content (Rawat et al. 2013).

Somatic embryogenesis has long been considered a superior propagation system for many crops [ 53- 55] because of its inherent high multiplication rate and potential for year round, uniform disease free plant production.

Stable transgenic lines with high multiplication rates were selected for analysis.

Due to the conservation of sequence in the DBL-domain this virulence factor might be primarily of importance in non-immune individuals without prior exposure to the parasite, rapid acquisition of antibodies against this invariable domain in semi-immune individuals could contribute substantially to protection against high multiplication rates of the parasite and therewith against severe disease.

Failure of inoculation of individual plants (whether genetically resistant or susceptible) would be much more likely to occur than high multiplication of nematodes on genetically resistant plants.