Sentence examples for imposed in this study from inspiring English sources
Trade-offs were quantified between individual tree size and stand growth across the thinning and fertilization levels imposed in this study, which will be useful in empirical and process-based modeling efforts for predicting thinning and fertilization responses of P. taeda.
It is noted that the stringent selection criteria imposed in this study for differential expression would preclude certain genes, although present in the SAGE datasets and relevant to cancer development, from further analysis (see example below).
Subsequently, these probesets were not counted as down-regulated using the stringent criteria imposed in this study.
GmHsf-34, a member of subclass A2, played an important role in the response to the drought and heat stress treatments imposed in this study.
Treatment of LTBI should be for people of any age who have HIV; therefore, an upper age limit for LTBI screening was not imposed in this study.
This indicates that average foliar carbon balance was not significantly affected by the large fluctuations in temperature that were imposed in this study.
The normalization (which is also sometimes imposed in the study of finite games) is also useful.
Expression of OsNCX3, OsNCX9 and OsNCX10 was either upregulated or unaltered under all the stresses imposed in present study which suggests that these NCX proteins might have some important role in response to abiotic stress.
Since our objective was to identify mutant(s) having higher tolerance to water stress than the WT, Nagina22, higher level of stress at the early growth and vegetative period was imposed in our study.
Fungal invertase activity and presence of invertase gene transcripts have been reported in some of the grass endophytes [ 48, 49], so under the conditions imposed in our study, fungal enzymes may play at least a partial role in the observed increases in these free sugars.
The limited association observed between DNA methylation at birth and later phenotype may also be related to the stringent cut-offs imposed in our study and consideration of a larger pool of DMPs may uncover more evidence of phenotypic consequences of birth weight- and GA-associated differential methylation.
