Sentence examples for height of growing from inspiring English sources

Plantlet emergence, storage protein processing and height of growing plants showed similar time-course patterns for control and transgenic tubers, except for a systematic delay of 2 or 3 d in the latter group likely due to limited sprout size at sowing.

Due to the potential for stunted growth, the USFDA advises monitoring the height and weight of growing children and adolescents during treatment.

It is seen that at small values of anisotropy strength (see curve with black squares at u=3), the mean linear size 〈R〉 of adsorbate islands on a half-height of a growing surface grows in time even at large time scales, when the mean adsorbate concentration takes stationary value (see dash-dot curve for u=3 in Fig. 1 a).

Therefore, we fabricated different SiO/SiO2 scaffolds with microtube diameters ranging from 4 μm (the average nucleus height of free growing cells) to 25 μm (a little larger than the average nucleus length of free growing cells).

At the community garden below, during the height of the growing season, members often gather at a picnic table to eat and drink wine in the fresh air.

— Eric Asimov The New York Post AMCC Theaters and the Angelika Film Center may add restaurants to take advantage of a new state law that permits movie theaters sell alcohol if they serve food at tables. Nick Fox Specialty Food: The Hurricane Irene specialty-food blog here continues to attract sad stories of farmers at the height of the growing season who have been devastated by the flooding.

The calculated values of the height of the growing phase during electroreduction conditions correlates well with the thickness of the anodic film.

It would be fair to say that during the height of our growing season, about eight months of the year, our garden produces about 70-percent of all the vegetables we use in the Inn and bakery kitchens.

Sprouting emergence rates and stem height of the growing plants were monitored daily over 20 days.

We identify the interference from biospheric fluxes as specifically hindering FFCO2 emissions detectability during the height of the growing season, while transport-related errors hamper detectability throughout the year.

Transplanting is also easiest in winter or early spring, not during the height of the growing season.