Sentence examples for higher leaves from inspiring English sources

The higher cumulative yield of Reb-A recovery at higher leaves to water ratio reduced the extraction efficiency with the progress of contact time.

When asked how a feature changes in a species, the majority of children below 10 years of age will call on a teleological explanation: the giraffe has a long neck SO THAT it can reach the higher leaves.

Further experiments reveal that it is the pH gradient along the vine that plays a role in modifying and enhancing ABA signal, which is exhibited by more severely inhibiting of stomata conductance in higher leaves of the vine (Li et al., 2011).

When feeding, giraffes stretch their necks to reach higher and higher leaves.

After hatching, larvae chew their way through to the top of the leaf and usually climb the plant stem as a group to feed on higher leaves.

It has been suggested that the reticulate patterns found in higher leaves allow them to maintain supply of water and nutrients to photosynthetically active chloroplasts even when flow through some channels is lost [ 9– 12], as might be observed due to mechanical damage or herbivory.

By driving up profit expectations, productivity growth drives stock prices higher, leaving investors feeling rich and willing to spend.

Hemodynamic measurements showed higher left ventricular end-diastolic pressures (LVEDP) in immunized rat hearts (Figure 3 D).

Higher left ventricular mass (LV) strongly predicts cardiovascular mortality in hemodialysis patients.

Shift the chair, put the remote control up higher, leave your slippers behind locked doors.

A classic example was the giraffe, whose neck grew after its ancestors began stretching to eat high leaves.