Sentence examples for enhanced vigour from inspiring English sources
This awareness has led to a tremendous increase in the proportion of fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidant molecules on the dining table in the last two decades, but still the risk of chronic health problems refuses to decline, rather it upsurged with an enhanced vigour, giving rise to a very important question why?
Unbalanced go/no-go tasks where one response (e.g. 'go') is always linked to the same outcome (e.g. reward) can be difficult to interpret if treatment manipulations cause non-affect related changes in general activity, or if affective valence is asymmetrically linked with activity (e.g. positive states inherently enhance vigour [38]).
There is increasing evidences that trace amounts of several plant, animal and microbial secondary metabolites [63], soil-borne humic substances [127], and volatile organic compounds [79] are bioactive towards soil microorganisms and plant roots, and can enhance plant vigour, yields and quality.
Nigro-striatal dopaminergic signalling is also thought to enhance motor vigour and to establish motor routines and habits (Robbins and Everitt, 2007; Graybiel, 2008).
During ageing, accumulation of lipid peroxidation compounds and RCC's reduces seed viability and therefore, detoxification of these cytotoxic compounds may enhance seed viability and vigour.
Higher AKR activity in transgenic seeds detoxify the MG and enhances the seed viability and vigour.
Recently, we reported the successful isolation of several Trichoderma spp. and which have been proven to possess positive plant growth promotion potential in enhancing rice seed germination and vigour (Doni et al., [2014]).
The genomic region on CaLG05 harboured QTLs for six traits in the salinity treatment found to have a role in enhancing productivity across both control and salinity environments, and confers higher plant vigour.
More specifically, the AIDS response can pave the way for Africa to enhance its industrial platform through developing its pharmaceutical sector, while emphasising with renewed vigour the importance of inclusive processes and heightened accountability for effective health governance.
