Sentence examples for acquisition of cold from inspiring English sources
In acquisition of cold hardiness, these genes were moderately upregulated prior to reduction in temperature (Additional file 4: Figure S2).
The transcriptional regulators and modulating genes involved in the acquisition of cold hardiness of Japanese cedar have not been identified.
Indeed, the transition from growth to dormancy is characterized by the cessation of growth, bud set, dormancy, and acquisition of cold hardiness.
Acquisition of cold hardiness and freezing tolerance in Arabidopsis plants is enhanced by a low temperature treatment, particularly when performed in light as compared to darkness.
Because of limited photosynthesis in autumn, plants must derive the energy and carbon required for the acquisition of cold hardiness from some other source [ 36].
On the other hand, the number of expanding cells and cells depositing secondary walls, as well as temperature and day length, rapidly decreased from 24 August to 7 October, suggesting acquisition of cold hardiness on growth cessation.
However, GlaxoSmithKline Vaccines has developed a multidose presentation of the QIV manufactured in Quebec, Canada, for use in clinical settings where this product is favored due to its reduced cost of acquisition and cold storage [ 19].
This is not surprising because both genotypes have shown acquisition of freezing tolerance during cold acclimation [ 15].
48 Iguanas balance acquisition of food located in cold areas against the disadvantage of leaving a warmer area with less palatable food.
A period of low temperature stress (cold acclimation) can induce protective mechanisms, leading to morphological, physiological, and biochemical changes that are required for the acquisition of freezing tolerance in cold-tolerant plants [ 1].
The identification of new genes involved in the cold response will provide invaluable tools to further our understanding of the metabolic pathways of cold acclimation and the acquisition of superior freezing tolerance of hardy genotypes.
