Sentence examples for container growth from inspiring English sources

I think we'd be pretty happy now if container growth was in the neighborhood of U.S. GDP [growth]. .

It used to be a multiplier effect, that U.S. GDP times X would be your container growth.

A. fimbriata has the physical features for large-scale greenhouse cultivation, including robust container growth, continuous flowering, and self-compatibility, permitting the production of large numbers of homozygous individuals required for gene functional analysis in a single life cycle.

(If the fact that a country eventually adopts containers predicts growth in its trade in years before that adoption actually occurred, that would be evidence that the "container" jump in trade was actually down to some other pre-existing trend).

Seeds of A. artemisiifolia collected from wild populations in Woodstock, Illinois, were vernalized by sowing seeds in six growth containers containing compost (Pro-Mix, Red Hill, PA) and storing in a refrigerator at 4°C until ready for germination.

The HMM was placed closely around the growth container inside the chamber of the industrial Bridgman equipment "Kronos".

After several years of steady growth, container sales climbed 25 percent last year at Gardener's Supply Company, a mail-order business with a store in Burlington, Vt., said Maree Gaetani, the company's spokeswoman.

Planting a second plant in the growth container and training the two vines in opposite directions around frames enhanced root yield and number, but had little effect on average length of each vine or bench area occupied.

Atiyeh et al. (2001) and Subler et al. (1998) reported the incorporation of 5 and 10 %, respectively, vermicompost into container media improved growth of tomato transplants.

The media fill should include positive control, which may be represented by a sealed product container of the growth medium inoculated with a small number of microorganisms, and a negative control, to ensure the absence of false positive results.

The TLC plates sprayed with bacterial or fungal suspensions were incubated overnight at 37˚C or 35˚C respectively under 100% relative humidity (in a sealed plastic container) to allow growth of the micro-organism on the plates.