Sentence examples for days of establishment from inspiring English sources

The smallest plant was removed from the pots after the first 14 days of establishment in the greenhouse.

Previous work identified an evaluation period (∼21 days of establishment plus 21 days of treatment) as adequate to minimize the impact of container size (0.8 m high × 0.075 m diameter) on root growth and as to avoid ratios of total plant dry masses to pot volume larger than 2 kg m−3 (Poorter et al. 2012).

Previous work identified a period of ∼30 days of establishment plus 21 days of treatment as optimal to minimize limitations of root growth due to the container size of plants grown in soil cylinders of 80 cm height × 7.5 cm diameter.

As the DNI's statement yesterday made clear, the review group will brief its interim findings to the president within 60 days of its establishment, and provide a final report with recommendations no later than December 15 2013".

In the local official discourse, the land-use rights of private housing are administratively allocated by the state, regardless of whether they were obtained privately before the nationalization period in the early days of the establishment of PRC.

And because the trusts had to receive mortgage assignments within 90 days of their establishment and not years later, the document production itself was fraudulent, the Jacksonville FBI alleged, whether the signatures were forged or not.

Network principles of collaboration and multidisciplinary involvement were regarded as the starting point for developing successful and innovative projects along with achieving some 'quick wins' in the early days of network establishment.

Following 40 days for establishment, the smaller of the two plants was removed, leaving the more vigorous of the pair for further study.

Within a day of its establishment, the plan had received support from the parents of human trafficking victims.

"THE happy old days of the Republican establishment in DC protecting you from cost attacks are over".

Mr. Malick's films have returned to the mythic premise of a lost Eden, but while they have linked the metaphorical Fall with historical eras — the advent of the industrial age ("Days of Heaven"), the establishment of the American colonies ("The New World") — "The Tree of Life" treats the loss of innocence as part of the eternal human condition.