Sentence examples for branch life from inspiring English sources

These traits related to the size of various plant parts (seeds, pods, leaf and stem), plant habit (stem and branch), life cycle (flowering time), pod dehiscence, seed and epicotyl colour and seed germination (Table 1).

Luckily, her long, deep destiny line denotes a real fighting spirit, while a branching life line suggests that numerous life-changing events are just round the corner.

What was its off-the-branch life?

Then I have to ask myself if, in 20 or 30 years, literature will be an essential branch of life.

She was hailed in this paper as "a crucial 'missing link' between our own evolutionary branch of life and the rest of the animal kingdom".

Rather, Pope Benedict was highlighting the fact that the branch of life society calls science is actually dependent on a series of assumptions that Christianity has bequeathed to it.

Then a 2015 study found the genes responsible for performing methanogenesis on a very different branch of life: Bathyarchaeota.

Human ecology is an emerging branch of life science that mainly studies interactions and connections between normal flora and the host.

Bioinformatics, which has been incorporated into each branch of life sciences, provides a platform for researchers to develop valuable computational tools for human and environmental welfare [ 9, 10].

The equivalents of the equilibrium types of hyperstructures are epitomized by acidocalcisomes which help regulate osmolarity and pH and which are found in every major branch of life.

However, this report is not consistent with our current knowledge of miRNA origin [ 13, 14]: regulation via miRNA seems to have emerged in a completely different branch of life, although its convergent evolution in several branches is not impossible.