She said two women who saw others shot are "very worried about their co-workers," but are unaware of the extent of the shooting.
Cameron said the extent of the shooting did not hit him until he made it outside and leaned against a wall.
Different segregating populations of rice, maize, wheat, and barnyard grass have been studied for diverse waterlogging related characteristics or criteria, such as plant survival, leaf senescence, the extent of stimulation of shoot elongation caused by stress [ 46], waterlogged shoot growth and waterlogged root growth [ 47], adventitious root formation and leaf injury [ 48, 49].
Recently, Rico et al. [57] have shown that CeO2 nanoparticles promoted plant development (H. vulgare) to the extent of 331% increase in shoot biomass without showing any toxic effect; nevertheless, at higher concentration (500 mg/kg), the plant did not produce grain which is a big loss.
Promoter activity was detected mainly in roots and to a lesser extent in shoots of plants of different developmental stages (Fig. 1A-E).
And there's often confusion about the extent of injuries during a shooting ― just because someone was injured doesn't mean they were shot; just because someone was shot doesn't mean they were killed.
Constant revisions to the story and shooting script continued, to the extent of hourly script updates on shooting dates.
The index includes three common and easy-to-measure structural parameters of seagrass (i.e., the no. of taxa, bed extent and shoot density) combined in a calculation rule that allows the index to report all five of the quality classes (i.e., high, good, moderate, poor and bad).
To establish the extent to which Na and K concentrations of shoot cell sap change in response to differences in groundwater salinity.
Extent of elongation of the plant shoot was determined by subtracting plant height of control plants from that after submergence and expressing it as percentage of plant height compared to the non-submerged condition.
