Sentence examples for gap phase from inspiring English sources

The days of treatment in T1 varied from 42 to 84 days with a gap phase of 120 240 days.

The small scale gap phase cycles would operate as nested dynamics within larger scale infrequent non-stand-replacing disturbance cycles that occur at landscape scale.

Related ecological concepts are those of gap phase dynamics (Pickett and White 1986) and the shifting-mosaic steady state (Bormann and Likens 1979), which emphasize the spatial dimension of forest dynamics.

In contrast to the common knowledge that forest would return to initial successional stage after catastrophic disturbance, we concluded that catastrophic windthrow, different from gap phase windthrow, altered forest successional trajectory.

The no-harvest scenario resulted in a tree size class distribution that was similar to scenarios that harvested 5% of the landscape per decade; this suggests that gap phase replacement of senescent trees in combination with wind and fire disturbance may produce a disturbance regime similar to that associated with a 200-year timber rotation.

Checkpoints are activated in response to DNA damage after MBT, at which time cell cycles also acquire a gap phase.

Rishikesh, surrounded by virgin forests at the toe of the Himalayas, is the first town on River Ganga taken up under the Ganga Action Plan (GAP) Phase-I for pollution abatement of the river.

The two gap phases, G1 and G2, occur in the intervening space.

The syncytial nuclear cleavage cycles are non-canonical mitotic cycles lacking the gap phases as well as cytokinesis.

In cleavage-stage Drosophila embryos, in which the cell cycle lacks gap phases [10], the assembly of CenH3CID into centromeric chromatin takes place during anaphase [11].

These cleavage cycles represent the minimal cell cycle, alternating between genome replication (S-phase) and genome segregation (M-phase) and lacking gap phases (G1 and G2-phase) and cell cycle checkpoints.