The phrase "and transpired" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that an event or series of events occurred, often leading to a certain outcome or conclusion. Here is an example: "The meeting between the two leaders unfolded as planned, and transpired smoothly despite initial tensions."
It's fast, unfiltered and transpired.
Its older, plusher uptown rival, the New York International Asian Art Fair, changed its dates at the last minute; was displaced from its usual location, the Park Avenue Armory; and transpired last weekend in smaller quarters with fewer dealers.
The paper develops an understanding of the recent transformations of self-help techniques in Egypt through five phases and transpired into varied forms of urban policies.
This was not, however, reproduced in somatic mutations verified by using another sequencing technology and transpired to be due to aberrant sequence phasing at Ts following runs of Gs in the genome.
The water that is evapotranspired can have been either taken up by the crop and transpired (which is generally regarded as a beneficial use of the water) or simply evaporated from the soil (not beneficial).
Efficiency of this step (known as transpiration efficiency) can be calculated as the ratio of the mass of carbon dioxide assimilated (i.e. taken up) by photosynthesis to the quantity of water taken up by the crop and transpired.
Seasonal assessments are possible, however; numbers of commercial crops can take up and transpire the equivalent of 38 centimetres of precipitation during the growing season.
Some have designed algorithms that use satellite data on surface temperatures to calculate the rate at which plants are absorbing and transpiring water.
The reactor combines the characteristics of Modar reactor and transpiring wall reactor for the first time, which is expected to prevent reactor plugging and corrosion as well as to decrease catalyst deactivation rate.
What conversations and disagreements transpired between and among Donald, his three siblings, and Katharine Weymouth, are, for the moment, a fog.
A considerable variation in quality, from rich to superficial, from encouraging and respectful to confrontational and judgemental, transpired from the interview transcripts.
