Sentence examples for define plant from inspiring English sources

Introns of plant tubulin genes are useful molecular tools to study IME (Intron Mediated Enhancement of gene expression) and to define plant genetic and evolutionary relationships through ILP (Intron Length Polymorphism).

Evolution has yielded considerable functional diversity in each of the components that define plant water management and this, combined with the stochastic nature of rainfall, leads to a large range of potentially successful strategies in any particular environment.

Even worse, using these measures requires the researcher to implicitly define plants' relevant product and geographical markets, which turns out to be far from trivial.

Therefore, we do not have to define plants' relevant market ex ante, and basing our measure on the beliefs of plants' managers about competition guarantees that it is relevant for managements' decision-making.

For both defined plant capacities, flow-sheet calculations were carried out using the simulation tool AspenPlus.

This high extent of linearity means that the plant performance criteria can be described as linear functions of the model inputs under the defined plant conditions.

We defined plant height as the highest point of the plant measured from the soil and recorded it at the end of the growing season.

The autoimmune class is dominated by MS references and, not surprisingly, the Allergy class shows a majority of references defining plant allergens.

These findings support other literature work in the claim that crystallinity is not a primary factor that defines plant biomass recalcitrance.

Further, to assess the performance, the isolated strains were cultured in MA medium supplied with various defined plant polymers, including microcrystalline cellulose (Avicel), filter paper, xylan, xylose, and glucose.

The cell wall defines plant cell shape, which is dependent on the balance between turgor pressure and the structure and composition of the cell wall that is in a constant flow of synthesis and remodelling, based on the type and developmental stage of the cell [ 30].