Sentence examples for grew separately from inspiring English sources
The majority of C. stenophylla offspring grew (separately) outside shrubs in the semi-arid (63.9%) and the arid zones (45.8%).
The separation between evolutionary and biomedical sciences persists in part because the two branches grew separately through the 1800s and into the modern scientific era (Porter 1998).
This plant had astonished botanists in 1836 when Robert Hermann Schomburgk stated that he had seen one plant growing three distinct flowers which usually grew separately and had wrongly been categorised as three distinct genera, namely Catasetum tridentatum, Monachanthus viridis, and Myanthus barbatus.
In our experiments, the parasitoid larvae grew separately and adults were isolated prior to mating, therefore an individual's own phenotype is the only reference that it can use.
Under this condition, cells initially grew separately at a low density, and subsequently formed small clusters with a greater propensity than cells grown on NTC plates with CM (Figure 6A).
The cells grew separately for approximately 2 days, and were then cocultured in the routine medium.
It was not possible to separate species-specific biomasses in the two-species communities, but when grown separately N. capsulatum produced more biomass than S. marcescens.
The leaves that make up the three parts of each cigar — the filler, the binder and the wrapper — are grown separately in the Dominican Republic, Ecuador and Nicaragua.
The fatty cells of adipose tissue, needed for juiciness, are grown separately and then combined with the muscle cells before the whole thing is cooked.
The rose family would be a typical taxonomic grouping for a botanical garden, though the tree species would be grown separately from the rose bushes.
This is a divide that has been growing, Separately, Gallup on Wednesday released a new metric looking at the share of adults in each country who are working full time for an employer (as opposed to being unemployed, out of the labor force or self-employed).
