Sentence examples for growth formation from inspiring English sources

The M. alpina 1S-4 Δlig4 showeds showed no defect in vegetative growth, formation of spores, and fatty acid production, but exhibited high sensitivity to methyl methansulfonate, an agent that causes DNA double-strand breaks.

The growth formation and substrate utilisation patterns could not be accurately described by traditional Monod-type models for a wide range of conditions, demonstrating the critical importance of gene regulation for the development of advanced models closely predicting complex bioprocesses.

Growth, formation and stability of anodic oxides obtained on n-InP were investigated under illumination at pH 9. A potentiostatic mode has been preferred to explore the chemical evolution of the interface.

Some correlations between the operating conditions and the characteristics of carbon nanostructures highlight temperature as a key parameter for controlling the growth, formation, and type of the nanoparticles obtained.

Part I of this two part investigation presents a modified volume-averaged equiaxed solidification model which accounts for nucleation, globular grain growth, globular-to-dendritic transition, dendritic growth, formation of extra- and interdendritic eutectic, grain transport and melt convection, and their influence on microstructure and macrosegregation.

The controlled growth formation of this network is determined using an AuFe bilayer as a catalyst.

We sense aquatic modes of being and growth formations that allow for survival but on a marvelously fragile basis, dependent on energy's microscopic conversions and surrendering to mythological layers and archaic systems.

This resulted in a "step-growth" formation of micron-sized fibers that were attributed to the dimerization of GFP.

Oak forests were either completely eradicated and transformed into agricultural landscapes or replaced by second-growth formations.

During skeletal development and growth, bone formation occurs either by intramembraneous or endochondral bone formation.

Cancer is a lethal disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth, tumor formation, and loss of tissue organization.