Sentence examples for both sensitive and tolerant from inspiring English sources
They also found that salinity stress induced the strengthening of these barriers in both sensitive and tolerant cultivars by increasing the expression of the genes encoding suberin biosynthetic enzymes.
This is true for both "sensitive" and "tolerant" germplasm.
Both sensitive and tolerant genotypes showed significant gene expression divergence under normal and NaCl stress conditions.
Both sensitive and tolerant genotype exhibited the same expression pattern for MIR- Seq07 and its level was increased during the stress compared to the control situation.
In both sensitive and tolerant genotypes 59 pathways were common, including inositol phosphate, pyruvate, starch and sucrose, fructose and mannose metabolism, and citrate (TCA) cycle.
We considered only those GO terms that had been enriched at least twice over background cotton data and observed various significant differences in the metabolic pathways in both sensitive and tolerant accession.
A large number of transcript tags involved in the photosynthetic apparatus were down-regulated in both the sensitive and tolerant pools, but particularly in the former.
A large number of transcript tags were differentially expressed in response to the drought stress in both the sensitive and tolerant plants (Table 2), but variation in expression levels (the average CV of RPKM values of pairs of tags from the sensitive and tolerant pools) was slightly larger before than after drought.
In the molecular function ontology, the DEG transcripts associated with catalytic activity were the most abundant group in both sensitive (522) and tolerant (225) genotypes.
Sensitive and tolerant plant species can be identified by evaluating their air pollution tolerance index (APTI).
A total of 745 distinct proteins were identified and 111 proteins were differentially expressed upon salinity in sensitive and tolerant cultivars, of which 69 and 65 proteins changed significantly in sensitive and tolerant cultivars, respectively.
