Sentence examples for elongation duration from inspiring English sources

As previously observed by Ghesquière [ 17], leaf elongation duration (LED) had a lower heritability.

Decreasing the night-time temperature prolongs fibre elongation duration and decreases elongation rate (Gipson and Ray 1969).

Results of stepwise regressions for leaf length (Llength), leaf elongation rate (LERmax) and leaf elongation duration (LED) in spring and autumn on 'Herbie'.

All PCR reactions were performed using a PTC-200 Peltier Thermal Cycler (MJ Research Inc., Canada) with particular annealing temperature and elongation duration adapted to each reaction.

An example of the Eq. 1 fitted to data is given in Figure 2. It follows from Eq. 1 that the leaf elongation duration, LED, expressed in thermal time units (°Cd), is given by difference te - tc.

Are indicated: error (σE) and genotypic (σGE) variances, coefficient of variation (CV) and heritability (H) Analyses of variance on leaf length (Llength), leaf elongation duration (LED) and maximum leaf elongation rate (LERmax) considering two periods (spring and autumn) on 'Herbie'.

In wheat, stem elongation phase (SEP) duration is critical for grain number (GN) per unit of area determination, as it is the phase in which the spikes grow.

However, no one size-controlling rootstock consistently influenced dates of bud break and full bloom, shoot elongation rate, or duration of growth.

The maximum elongation rate and duration of fibre growth depend on the variety and on environmental factors (Gipson and Ray 1969).

The replication associated mark H4K5ac (Sobel et al., 1994), found ubiquitously across the genome, declined rapidly from cycle 8 onwards, consistent with the elongation of cell cycles duration over time and the decreasing fraction of nuclei caught in S phase.

The possibility that poly(A) site recognition and cleavage might also be influenced by elongation speed and/or pause duration is consistent with current knowledge of the mechanisms of these processes.