Sentence examples for distinguished plant from inspiring English sources

In addition to being a distinguished plant pathologist and agriculturist, he was a communist fighter with a strong spirit and a revolutionary sentiment.

Therefore, the most distinguished plant homologues of the MAST2 family are A7NTE9_VITVI*/GSVIVT00014640001 (423 residues; chromosome 18), A5BWH0_VITVI*/VITISV_001730 (550 residues; chromosome 5) from V. vinifera.

All members of the AoB PLANTS board of management (Website 2) and of its international Advisory Board (Website 13) are highly distinguished plant scientists.

A distinguished feature of plant secondary metabolism is its enormous diversity.

These little sedges, and other small ornamental grasses, also look pleasantly eccentric in pots, and are quite distinguished in troughs with alpine plants and dwarf conifers and such.

I would briefly mention four more of 2015's distinguished titles: The Cabaret of Plants by Richard Mabey (Profile Books, £20); Landmarks by Robert Macfarlane Hamish Hamiltonn, £20); Field Notes from the Edge by Paul Evans (Rider, £14.99) and Common Ground by Rob Cowen (Hutchinson, £16.99).

A VIP Kennedy Memorial tree planting center is included on the grounds of the memorial, where many distinguished visitors from other countries have planted trees.

Although the overall similarity between the two (∼30% amino acid identity) is no more than their similarity to plant PRORPs, they are nevertheless distinguished from plant and animal sequences by an insertion of 35 41 amino acids in the NYN metallonuclease domain.

At the same time, he was designing distinguished books for the William E. Rudge printing plant in Mount Vernon, N.Y.

Five elementary irrigation rules are distinguished: (1) a rule to irrigate to facilitate plant emergence; (2) a rule to decide when to start the main irrigation period; (3) a rule to determine when to start a new irrigation cycle; (4) a rule to decide when to stop irrigation; and (5) a rule to delay irrigation due to weather conditions.

Plant genetics has a long and distinguished history of using Occam's broom [see the "process of sophistication" probably used in the collection of Mendel's data (Fisher 1936 ], and it is routinely used in mapping algorithms even today.