Sentence examples for growth dark from inspiring English sources

Soil has available spaces between two grains Seedling emergence Seedlings are irregular in size Seedlings of each cluster are even in size Almost all seedlings are even in size Crop coverage and leaf color Poor crop growth, yellow/purple/light green in color Moderate crop growth, green in color Healthy crop growth, dark green in color.

A representative tissue section (Hematoxylin and Eosin; H&E) showing the site of tumor growth (dark blue) within the brain of treated animals is provided for each treatment group in Figure 2a.

Virus-induced gene silencing (VIGS) of these genes results in stunted growth, dark-green leaves and late-flowering.

In the diagnosis of multifocal tumour growth, dark-field mammography seems superior to standard breast imaging modalities, providing a better resolution of small, calcified tumour nodules, demarcation of tumour boundaries with desmoplastic stromal response and spiculated soft-tissue strands extending from an invasive ductal breast cancer.

In order to better understand the distribution patterns of terrestrial eukaryotic microbes and the factors governing them, we studied the diversity partitioning of soil testate amoebae across levels of spatially nested habitat hierarchy in the largest European old-growth dark coniferous forest (Pechora-Ilych BiospheRussiaeRussiaomi Russiaic, Russia).

In [26], a general formalism to study the growth of dark matter perturbations when dark energy perturbates and interacts between the dark sectors were presented.

It's a much smaller market, so the growth of dark pools in options would be very problematic, whereas in the equities world, dark pools have existed for years without any issue.

The subsequent growth of dark hair under their white fur produces a grayish coloration, and they are called "graycoats".

Others worry about the growth of "dark money", donations that come from undisclosed or well-shielded donors.

His cheeks and chin were covered in a three-day growth of dark stubble, and his red-rimmed eyes got wet as he spoke.

"Given the growth of dark pools, this lack of transparency could create a two-tiered market that deprives the public of information about stock prices," the chairwoman of the S.E.C., Mary L. Schapiro, said before the vote at the agency's meeting.