Sentence examples for and development of extensive from inspiring English sources

Plant resistance to drought stress can be achieved through escape (e.g. early flowering time in drier environments), avoidance (e.g. transpiration control by stomata and development of extensive root systems), phenotypic flexibility, water conservation in tissues, antioxidant defences, plant growth regulation by hormones and osmotic adjustment (Farooq et al. 2009).

Before his disappearance, Camarena's undercover work and development of an extensive informant network had led to seizures of hundreds of tons of marijuana in fields in northern Mexico.

This latter pattern is characterized by the absence of giant capillaries and microhemorrhages but shares severe loss of capillaries and the development of extensive avascular areas, together with ramified and bushy capillaries (indicative of neoangiogenesis) [ 5, 8].

Theirs is one of the largest lawsuits of what the Canadian press calls 2014's "aboriginal legal onslaught" against the exploration and development of Canada's extensive oil-rich tar sands. .

Nested case control studies analyzed using two-phase statistical techniques and development of cohorts with extensive information on pregnancy behaviors and biological samples are promising study designs.

Reiterating Chun, Guy Robson summarized the differences between Eledone and V. togata as "the possession of (a) a funnel organ composed of two separate pieces, (b) a sigmoid bend in the hectocotylized arm, and (c) the development of extensive lateral membranes on the arms".

This led to the development of extensive and complicated codes and ciphers as necessary adjuncts to military signaling.

The relatively young age group has been chosen to ensure inclusion of children at an early age, before the development of extensive and fixed deformities that cause impairments and associated gait pathology [ 53].

With sequencing of complete genomes and development of comparative genomic methods, extensive analysis of a complex regulatory system in multiple genomes has become possible.

A similar indifference greets the warnings of Britain's few civil-liberties campaigners that it is the development of extensive government and commercial databases less visible, and so less noticeable that is truly worrying.

The long, hot, humid summer is favourable for the development of extensive and varied vegetation.