Sentence examples for collected mature from inspiring English sources

For Said, a prolific critic and polemicist writing not long before his own death, from leukemia, in 2003, the music of Beethoven's last period displays not a collected, mature acceptance of fate but rather a "nonharmonious, nonserene tension," "a sort of deliberately unproductive productiveness going against....".

Freshly collected mature seeds were cleaned and dried over LiCl for 2 weeks and stored at 4 °C until used for the study (approximately 1 year).

Statistical analysis showed that the tribe Vandeae, comprising the genera Aerangis, Angraecum, Jumellea and Polystachya had significantly higher germination of seeds collected through IVC than conventionally collected mature seeds.

To bring the new litter into the world, researchers collected mature eggs from the canine equivalent of the fallopian tubes, a trickier prospect than collecting them from ovaries (as is done in humans).

The doctors collected mature eggs from five of the women.

Next, we collected mature backcross foragers as they returned from the field (n = 571).

Collecting mature seeds is the generally accepted approach as seeds remain viable for a reasonable period of time for use in culture compared to less mature seeds as reported before (Stoutamire 1992).

Up to now, it is not easy to collect mature osteoclasts from animal or human tissues.

After collecting mature seeds, we determined the average seed size for each plant by recording the length and width of three seeds using a light microscope.

This problem is due to the majority of the North American taxonomic literature for Trichoptera being written for adults, in addition to the technical challenges involved in conventional larval/adult association approaches, such as laboratory rearing and the metamorphotype approach of collecting mature pupae and associating larval sclerites and developed adult genitalia within [ 5].

You'll need either a cage or lidded container depending upon whether you are collecting mature frogs or tadpoles.