Sentence examples for dw to from inspiring English sources

Root DW, whole plant DW and the ratio of root DW to shoot DW were higher in C. sinensis seedlings than in C. grandis ones or similar between two species, except that shoot DW was lower in the former at the 2 μM Mn treatment.

For C. grandis, Mn-toxicity decreased root, shoot and whole plant (root + shoot) dry weight (DW), and increased the ratio of root DW to shoot DW.

On 17 March last year Carver strode on to the pitch at the DW to have a curt word with McManaman that developed into a row with Graham Barrow, the Wigan coach.

Wetting solution: 1.5% glutaraldehyde in DW to prevent fungal and bacterial growth.

Arsenic concentration declined from 726 μg g− 1 DW to 537 μg g− 1 DW in roots and from 29 μg g− 1 DW to 8 μg g− 1 DW in shoots at 7 days, and from 1536 μg g− 1 DW to 1062 in roots and from 58 μg g− 1 DW to 16 μg g− 1 DW in shoots at 15 days, when S supply declined from normal to zero.

Further annealing at 600 °C for 1 h only increases dAg and dw to 52 nm and 41 nm, respectively.

The DW-to-MI/SF boundary (filled circles) has been obtained by analyzing the density-wave order parameter, while the MI-SF boundary (filled squares) through the charge gap.

The error bars in the points characterizing the DW-to-MI/SF boundary take into account the discretization of the (g_{2}) values that we adopted in our numerical simulations (see the text).

GBD2010 described distinct ictal and interictal health states associated with both migraine and TTH, and allocated disability weights (DWs) to each, but the interictal DWs and burden estimates arising from them were not reported [1], probably for this reason.

VLEG calls for the new DWs to be investigated further prior to their widespread adoption [ 23].

In the case of the burden of URE as addressed herein, the range of societal benefits that are projected vary nine fold, from $1.1 billion for the revised DWs to $9.6 billion for the original DW.