Sentence examples for growing phase of from inspiring English sources

Such is the growing phase of the rising African.

"It is something we are seriously considering because we are in the growing phase of the business, but we are also cautious of the Brexit implication," she says.

Hair length, even on the head, is not unlimited, but is determined by how long hair follicles at a given site in a particular individual are in the anagen (or growing) phase of the hair cycle, Dr. Granstein said.

The few studies on the effects of management activities on freshwaters during the establishment and growing phase of the forestry cycle are limited in scope and dated.

The growing phase of cells was found to be an important factor in modulating the morphology of CdS nanoparticles because they evidently affected the physiological parameters of living E. coli[19].

Few published studies in New Zealand have evaluated the effects of forestry management activities (such as silvicultural treatments and pesticide application) on water quality during the growing phase of the forestry cycle and most studies are dated (i.e. Baillie et al. 2015; Collier and Winterbourn 1989; Jackson 1987; Neary and Leonard 1978).

The notion of 'learning from failure' is representative for trial-and-error processes during the founding and growing phases of a new firm (Shepherd 2003).

As shown by fluorescence intensity profiles transverse to the root hair apical dome, GFP-RabA1d signal intensity oscillated between lower and higher intensities which significantly correlated with the pause and growing phases of root hair growth, respectively.

At the time of the farm visit, confusion with the feeding of the minerals had been ongoing for seven months, affecting different growing phases of animals in Groups 1 and 2. Group 3 animals entered the farm after hazard identification (Fig. 1).

The sensitivity of the morphology of growing phases to the ratio of the driving forces arising from elastic and chemical considerations is explored.

Over the past years, our understanding on the complexity of the host healing response in sepsis has grown: Phases of coagulation, inflammation and fibroproliferation overlap and exert regulatory control on one another.