Sentence examples for grow characteristics from inspiring English sources

However, in the present study, the grow characteristics of L. japonica, such as the root length, height and total biomass dry weight increased at low concentrations Cd, and then turned to decrease at high concentrations Cd.

The microstructural morphology of the deposited layers shows growing characteristics of cellular structure.

We have just begun to analyze the axon regeneration in the deer antler, and many studies are still needed to identify other paracrine regulators as well as to evaluate the effect of factors like mechanical stretch, endocrine regulation, immune environment, or electric fields, which may also contribute or even determine the growing characteristics of the antler innervation.

However, there have been only limited genetic and genomic resources developed in this species due to its growing characteristics and the inherent difficulty of working with an octoploid.

Due to the early metastatic dissemination and their growing characteristics, we conclude that the 4T1-tumor model could reflect most aggressive clinical cases of LABC.

We suggest that we thus have another optimization process that happens through natural selection: when growing characteristics that increase fecundity and the capacity to cope with extrinsic challenges, the maintenance requirement will increase due to the continuous investment that is necessary to maintain the soma.

There are two mechanisms (i.e. clone-growing characteristics and a long flowering season) that promote fruit sets in the epiphytic food-deceptive orchids in tropical regions.

However, it was shown that some strains of B. anthracis can germinate in the rhizosphere and grow in characteristic long filaments, in which plasmid transfer was documented [75].

Rasmussen and Sorheim (2006) concluded that growing entrepreneurial characteristics is the requirement of emerging entrepreneurial behavior in environments such as universities.

A total of 137 judges with different backgrounds made paired comparisons of photographs of 100 stands with known growing stock characteristics.

The dependence of a stand's priority with respect to scenic beauty on the growing stock characteristics was modelled using a regression formulation of the analytic hierarchy process.