Sentence examples for completion of the growing from inspiring English sources

This strategy enables the completion of the growing stage and may allow reproduction under a wider range of environmental conditions.

Overall, competition was a more important factor than environmental conditions for all variables except for the life-cycle completion of plants over the growing season, which points to the importance of competitive interactions in evaluation of plant fitness and potential invasion success.

One reason for this beneficial development of late maize is clearly the fact that today's temperature sums in LS are not suitable for a full completion of its growing cycle.

After completion of crystallization, grains grow mainly by the rotation and coalescence, and with increasing grain size, the flow stress also increases.

After one hour (this time was sufficient for effective phage adsorption and injection of phage DNA into host cells, but this period was too short for completion of the lytic cycle in bacteria growing in a minimal medium), the infected culture was divided into two parts.

In February 2013 Cuomo bowed to environmentalist pressure and the growing number of towns who were banning fracking and withdrew his proposal until the completion of another study.

It cranked out its first vehicles in 1931, a few years before the completion of the great Becontree "new town", and grew into a vast production line of motor-Americana whose legendary livery loomed above the A13.

Trade grew further after completion of the first paved road from Khasab to the United Arab Emirates in 1997.

Prior to the completion of the Three Gorges Dam, the delta itself grew at an average rate of about 82 feet (25 metres) per year from sediment deposition.

Whittier began to grow after the completion of the railroad spur.

Based on the current condition of winter grains and expectations for spring plantings, and assuming normal growing conditions until the completion of the harvest, FAO tentatively forecasts the 1999 grain and pulse harvest in the CIS to recover to 125 million tonnes from an estimated 108 million tonnes in 1998.