Sentence examples for dormancy on from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, RpfB and RpfE (but not RfpA, C or D) proteins of M. tuberculosis are found in a synergistically acting complex with another kind of peptidoglycan hydrolase (RipA; Hett et al., 2007, 2008) and appear to play dual roles in cell wall growth and septation on one hand, and emergence from dormancy on the other.

But in the following decades, American soccer fell into dormancy on the international level.

The president's words versus the government's dormancy on trade leaves me puzzled.

ABA is integral to plant seed development as a general process but mechanistically ABA mediates the conferral of desiccation tolerance and dormancy on seeds [ 17].

Flooding restricts its availability to the embryo, preventing germination or imposing dormancy on the seeds of many species (Hook, 1984; Kozlowski, 1997; Kozlowski and Pallardy, 1997).

Secondary dormancy, on the other hand, is the re-induction of dormancy by after-ripened non-dormant seeds in response to certain environmental conditions [ 36, 42- 44], particularly unfavorable ones [ 23, 41].

Conflation of this term with "Dormancy" implies on the one hand that the persisting cells must have been dormant and on the other that dormancy and persistence represent the same physiological state in bacteria.

For instance, users may be uncertain regarding what model to use to assess the effects of climate changes on the dormancy of Sassafras randaiense Hay.

The weak but positive effects on water absorption of the wild alleles for seed dormancy QTLs on LG2 and LG10 might reflect the modest degree of seed dormancy in the wild parent (Table  5).

The influence of hull on seed dormancy mainly depended on F1 genotype, not on the hull from maternal parent.

Seed dormancy developed on the mother plant (i.e., primary dormancy) is imposed by one or more of the embryo, endosperm, and maternal tissues that belong to two (maternal and offspring) generations and represent two (diploid and triploid) ploidy levels.