Sentence examples for assessment of leaf from inspiring English sources

Their use is necessary in special investigations for instance, for assessment of leaf deposition variability.

Consequently, extensive and detailed measurements are required over the flowering period to guarantee a representative assessment of leaf deposition.

However, the assessment of leaf biomass as for example carried out by Axelsson et al. (1972), Clough & Scott (1989) and Alberti et al. (2005) and consequently nutrient cycling through leaf fall is beyond the scope of this paper.

Untransformed images taken at pre-noon and noon were used for the visual assessment of leaf rolling at 0, 7, 14 and 21 days from the onset of the experiment following the categories described by Engelbrecht et al. (2007).

Hence, measurements of leaf gas exchange (A, g and E), non-destructive estimations of shoot growth and assessment of leaf rolling were performed in conjunction with the determination of gravimetric soil water content throughout 21 days of plant growth under well-watered and drought conditions.

(A ) Hexane extracts from pooled leaf samples of field-grown plants for a qualitative assessment of green leaf volatile (GLV) pools, analyzed by GC-MS with a split ratio of 1/100 onto a nonpolar column; only (E )-hex-2-enal was identofied due to poor resolution of (E )-hex-2-enal and (Z )-hex-3-en-1-on on the nonpolar column; no ester peaks were detected.

Routine quality assurance of MLC for IMRT necessitates frequent and critical assessment of MLC leaf position calibration errors that can present in many different ways (e.g., accuracy, reproducibility, longevity, hysteresis, and collimator/gantry angle dependencies).

Together, NDVI and EVI provide a surrogate assessment of green leaf biomass, photosynthetic activity, and the effects of seasonal rainfall, which are indicators of vector habitat characteristics.

The corresponding Haigh diagrams and mean stress sensitivity factors can be applied for fatigue life assessments of new leaf spring products produced using the suggested protocols.

Proteomic assessment of low-abundance leaf proteins is hindered by the large quantity of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) present within plant leaf tissues.

Fatigue life assessment of the parabolic leaf spring is a significant aspect during the component design stage.