The phrase "able to grow during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the capacity for development or improvement over a specific period or event.
Example: "The company was able to grow during the economic downturn by adapting its business model."
Alternatives: "capable of expanding throughout" or "able to develop during".
This supports again that G. sulfurreducens was only able to grow during the C. pasteurianum growth phase.
The firm has been able to grow during a challenging time for the securities industry, and not just because it does a good job of advising clients and executing trades for them, Mr. Quinn said.
S. maltophilia Sm777 was able to grow during 16 h in the presence of 500 µM CdCl2, 20 mM tellurite or 50 mM selenite without any significant increase of the lag phase.
When xylose was used as the sole carbon source, KT2440 (pVLT33) was not able to grow during the entire test period, whereas the recombinant KT2440 (pSLM1) exhibited a typical bacterial growth curve.
Interestingly, by diluting the cement extracts only 4-fold, the cell numbers after 1 and 3 days of incubation were similar to that of fresh media for most of the samples, and cells were able to grow during this period of time).
That difference means the British company has been able to grow even during a downturn in the industry.
The worst part about wasting so much money on getting wasted wasn't the fact that I wasted money at all -- it was losing pieces of my life and not being able to grow emotionally during all those years.
In contrast, cultivating in the hydrolysates, the cell growth of strain MITXM-61SHL33 stafter after 3 days on corn stover, 5 days on wheat straw, and 7 days on hardwood, while strain MITXM-61 showed considerably longer lag phases and started growing after 5 days on corn stover and 7 days on wheat straw, and was not able to grow on hardwood during 8 days.
Despite its very small seed size, C. difformis is able to grow much faster than rice during the early growth stages; the author further speculated that submerged and aerial leaves may have evolved differing biochemical processes to support photosynthesis.
Most of these species have to overwinter or oversummer in a dormant or saprophytic state, often during times of the year exhibiting thermal extremes, yet must be able to grow, infect, and reproduce quickly during the sometimes short growing season of the host plant.
If only the former world No1 had been able to grow three or four inches taller during her lay-off.
