Sentence examples for fruit support from inspiring English sources

The cash derived from the sale of fruit support thousands of rural people.

The raspberry napoleon, with its serried ranks of red fruit supporting neat rectangles of leaf pastry, is pleasing to behold but a little dull, especially when set up against the warm chocolate torte, a deep plunge into pure velvety chocolate flavor with a second knockout punch coming from macadamia praline ice cream.

Starch hydrolysis has been shown to initiate and proceed simultaneous throughout the fruit and higher initial values of starch in the calyx-end of the fruit supports the assumption that starch is not evenly distributed within the fruit during development.

In Arabidopsis, the ectopic expression of STK (AGL11) promotes carpel development [ 33], and in grapes VvAGL11 is highly expressed in carpels [ 21] which ultimately develop into fruit, supporting the hypothesis that VvAGL11 might have a direct influence on berry development instead of merely a pleiotropic effect through seed development.

Orthologues of these TFs are also expressed in true (silique and berry) and false (pome and strawberry) fruits, supporting the hypothesis that different fruit types share common regulatory elements [ 11].

However, the very low expression of hmgr1 (0–0.3 RPKM) in ripening watermelon fruits supports the assertion that the conversion of HMG-CoA to MVA is the rate limiting step in the biosynthesis of sterols and other isoprenoids [ 48].

These new habitats -- replete with brush piles and palm fruit -- support an extraordinary density of rats.

The family's key asset was an apple tree outside their cottage which produced enough fruit to support them when Parker's rheumatism prohibited steady work.

The Peel fruit will support the Android app in the near future.

Our results in the fruit fly support the view that pathways leading to insulin resistance are evolutionarily conserved and that at least some of these pathways are dependent on dietary sugar.

Overall, the biochemical properties of GAD activity in cell-free extracts of apple fruit provide support for the existence of a Ca2+/CaM-regulated GAD, as is typical of most plants [ 1].