Sentence examples for growing externally from inspiring English sources

Following death, rapid growth occurs as the fungus switches from growing within the host to growing externally, forming the stalk needed for reproduction [ 18].

Mr. Kraushaar said he did not think Merrill or Goldman or Morgan Stanley had to grow externally to remain competitive.

They will continue to have roll-downs in rents and will find it difficult to grow externally, so they face fairly flat earnings.

HFs are tiny and are concealed within skin, whereas AUs are gigantic and are grown externally for visual display.

However, mycelium grew externally to reach the coleoptile where attempted penetration was frequently observed at the junction between adjacent cells and appeared to proceed via infection pegs.

Aubrey Matshiqi, research fellow at the Helen Suzman foundation, said: "There's growing pressure externally and internally on the ANC to act against Julius Malema.

The earliest cells would necessarily have been required to be independently growing entities limited externally only by the supply of resources and internally by their capacity to proliferate.

Rudimentary wings are visible and develop externally.

One prominent distinction is in the proportion of a parasite that grows internally versus externally to the host.

There were shots of Freud and Lehrman in the snow; shots of them in identical dress ("My identification with the professor grew, at least externally, so that I, too, acquired a fur coat"); and shots of Freud's mother ("Freud, who discovered the Oedipus, nevertheless every Sunday brought flowers to Mother").

It has been highlighted that growth is a function of the decisions an entrepreneur makes, like how to grow internally or externally and where to grow in domestic market or international market.