Sentence examples for characteristics leaves from inspiring English sources

I bought what I thought had the same characteristics: leaves and flowers on long curly stems.

The creation of four visual keys to the Fagaceae of the southeastern United States are described, one for each of the following characteristics: leaves, buds, fruits, bark.

Such characteristics left the group ill-prepared to govern a highly fractious society – particularly one with officials of the deep state having in effect a veto, and an economy teetering on the brink of collapse.

The vessel identification number incorporated most vessel characteristics, leaving vessel speed primarily as a fitting variable with less biological meaning.

According to the inverter's characteristics, (left| {dot{V}_{gdq} } right|_{hbox{max} }) has to be less than (V_{dc} /m), if the RECS maintains its controllability and the control objective can be achieved.

While patients receiving DES in our study were at higher risk with respect to rates of diabetes mellitus and hyperlipidemia, they were at lower risk with respect to rates of acute ST-segment elevation MI (STEMI), lesion characteristics, left ventricular function and success of PCI.

Clinical characteristics, left atrial size, and AF-type distribution were similar between the groups.

We also endeavored to study the major genetic characteristics left by silkworm domestication process, such as the different level of polymorphisms within each group, and the selection force shaping on the mt genome.

A further 24 patients were excluded in relation to the qPCR analysis owing to insufficient amount of RNA, and finally, 4 patients were excluded owing to missing values of one or more tumour characteristics, leaving a final study cohort of 554 patients.

Known for its characteristic leaves, the plant is used in religious practices in India and Africa (and probably elsewhere) and is sometimes used illicitly in the United States and Europe, though its legal status is changing in many places.

This characteristic leaves EAF1 as the most probable functional analogue of AtEAF1.