Sentence examples for course of seed from inspiring English sources

Feral maize plants are able to develop from spillage events in course of seed loading in ports (Fig. 1n p).

The course of seed development is more rapid than chlorophyllous orchids (Afzelius 1954; Arekal and Karanth 1981).

Figure 2 Time course of seed viability during wintering on dry (A) and flooded (B) paddy conditions in weedy rice (PBR, WD-3) and cultivated rice (Hopum, Ilpum).

It is consistent to patterns of amylase activity over course of seed germination.

Alpha-amylase activity exemplifies the mobilization of starch storage reserves over the course of seed germination.

Having examined these characteristics of germinating barley over the course of seed germination, six developmental stages representing distinct physiology of barley over the course of seed germination were selected and referred as S0 to S5 stages.

For the correlation analysis, we chose one channel from a functional region of interest as a seed and calculated the Pearson correlation coefficient r between the time course of the seed and the time course of all other available channels.

Group comparisons (Fig. 5 and Supplementary Fig. 6) were created using standard seed functional connectivity analysis, without using partial correlations (without regressing out the time course of another seed).

The time course of the seed regions were extracted, and Pearson correlation were used to calculated functional connectivity between the extracted time course and the averaged time courses of the whole brain in a voxel-wise manner.

The PPI regressor reflected the interaction between psychological variable (e.g., MI vs. DR) and the activation time course of the seed region (i.e., the ventral medial prefrontal cortex).

The time course of the seed region was then expressed as the first eigenvariate of these voxels.