Sentence examples for have germinated from inspiring English sources

So it is essential to keep a patient on antibiotics until the last spores have germinated.

The drugs are effective only after the spores have germinated into bacteria.

Seeds were considered to have germinated when the radicle was >5 mm long.

Nauman says that "Fat Chance John Cage," the subtitle of "Mapping," preceded and may have germinated the piece.

He sees, he draws, but when he paints, the seeds of reality have germinated into something hauntingly mythic and yet still momentary.

By the time the proper diagnosis was made, perhaps days later, the anthrax spores would have germinated into bacteria, the bacteria would be producing toxins and the toxins would be doing their deadly work in the body.

In addition, germination was not measured as percentage of germinated individuals, but as germination speed (time when 50% of seeds had germinated).

For the germinated seeds at the second removal date (early spring), seeds that had germinated in the fall rather than the spring were further classified as fall germinated (seedling and radicle decaying) or early spring germinated (radicle alive).

Germination occurred rapidly and 1 h after pollination pollen grains had germinated and grew freely in the stigma.

Germination was assessed by counting the number of seeds that had germinated (by emergence of the radicle) seven days after imbibition.

Once they've germinated, bacteria multiply quickly in nourishing stock.