Sentence examples for idea plant from inspiring English sources

To test this idea, plant biologist Allison Snow of Ohio State University in Columbia and colleagues at the Risoe National Laboratory in Roskilde, Denmark, crossed a herbicide-resistant version of Brassica napus, the rapeseed plant used to make canola cooking oil, with its weedy cousin, Brassica rapa.

In 2016, Ambani founded the 4G phone service Jio — an idea planted years earlier by his daughter while she was a student at Yale.

Suicide is often described as a "learned act", an idea planted by one family member that germinates and perpetuates in another, eventually set off by a precipitous series of incidents.

No. What lingers in collective memory is the idea plant-based protein is somehow lacking.

Things inception: Popularized by the movie "Inception," the word expanded from its usual meaning and now refers to ideas planted in the dreams of other people.

A conference is the perfect opportunity for you to put forward your most out-of-the-box questions and ideas, planting seeds for the most fruitful kinds of relationships.

You have ideas planted in your head, thoughts you never had before, that tell you how you have to act, how you have to dress and who you have to be.

Grab a friend or two and see if you can come up with a few scenarios on your own where they don't know they're getting ideas planted in their brains.

This is more ecologically relevant, where depletion by neighbours in soils drives many ideas about plant-plant competition [ 38, 41].

These results further strengthen the idea that plant resistance to rapamycin evolved as a consequence of mutations in plant FKBP proteins.

It all started out as a simple idea - plant food on council land.