Sentence examples for in cyclically from inspiring English sources

In cyclically apomictic animals and in plants exhibiting cyclical apomixis tendencies, sex is favored during stress and genetically reduced quiescent eggs are produced.

In fact, the organisation expects no further reduction in cyclically adjusted deficits in the next two years.

Micki Callahan, San Francisco's human-resources director, said Proposition H's "requirement to cost-share we believe has been met" in cyclically renegotiated labor agreements.

He will probably define his benefit cap in cyclically adjusted terms and set out a rolling three-year spending rule for AME, so that it functions more like a departmental spending allocation total.

They also fear that it could be unravelled.Almost all of the decline in cyclically adjusted budget deficits last year was due to increases in revenue rather than cuts in spending.

Thus, we investigated the contribution of decorin to tissue organization in cyclically strained collagen gels relative to statically cultured controls.

In cyclically-adjusted terms, share prices are very high relative to profits (the Shiller p/e is 25.4).

Unlike the pattern observed in DNA transposons (Schaack et al. accepted), for the DIRS elements we observed a higher number of singletons (loci occupied in only a single isolate) in cyclically-parthenogenetic isolates relative to obligate asexuals (for Dpul_D5 only; 17 versus 13). 1 n = 41 cyclically parthenogenetic isolates, 44 obligate asexual isolates; df = 83.

The favorable macroscopic state of stress may be responsible for the formation of DBIII, giving rise to the cyclic softening in the cyclically deformed [011] copper single crystals at high strain amplitudes (γpl≥5.0×10−3).

Current plans for 2011, which imply an average decrease in the cyclically adjusted deficit in advanced G-20 countries, of about 1.25% strike us as roughly appropriate.

In the Budget, it expected a tiny 0.1% surplus in the cyclically adjusted current budget in 2016-17 (the Budget adjusted for the ups and downs of the economic cycle, excluding capital spending).