Sentence examples for in our leaf from inspiring English sources

Our results are consistent with these data, as this gene was also up-regulated in our leaf samples, both at 3 and 24 h of stress treatment.

This situation could be explained keeping in mind that some of the conserved miRNAs reported to date are tissue-specific or accumulated in response to stress and thus, not necessarily represented in our leaf library.

The genes with underlines also appear in our leaf ABA-induced genes.

The genes with underlines also appear in our leaf ABA-repressed genes.

Because the logarithmic decrease was evident primarily in our leaf charcoal, a comparable distinction between two parts of the material cannot be drawn, although some other source of variability in the resistance of the leaf charcoal could be responsible.

Indeed, we find over half of all ABA-regulated genes in our guard cell and leaf datasets were also identified in other studies, with the highest percentage overlap (86.6%) found for ABA-induced genes in our leaf gene set, probably reflecting the fact that leaf tissue is included as a component tissue (e.g. as a component of seedlings and whole plants) in several previous studies.

To put this in context, our Leaf has a 6.6 kilowatt (kW) onboard charger.

Given that the leaf area is highly correlated with the dry needle mass (Hager and Sterba, 1985) – in our study leaf area is actually calculated out of the dry needle mass – the results of these studies are justified retrospectively by our results.

In our study, leaf width was genetically correlated with all three of the ∆13C QTL clusters on chromosomes 4 and 5, as QTLs for these traits colocalized at all three sites.

In our experiment, leaf extracts of the studied species were analyzed to detect the concentrations of two reducing sugars (GLC and FRU) and the antioxidants AA, CA and PP, assuming that possible differences in the concentration of such substances may have some influence on MeNP biosynthesis.

In our experiment, leaf damage elicited a positive effect on the piceid content in F. japonica, which is in line with these studies.