Sentence examples for increased in maize from inspiring English sources
Similarly, under selection for rapid growth rate, average IGS length increased in Daphnia pulex [ 6], and after selection for high yield, the frequency of long spacers increased in maize [ 7].
Wei et al. [ 45] showed that under drought stress, the transcript of miR474 and the concentration of proline were increased in maize, whereas its target gene PDH was down-regulated.
Increase in maize price is associated with increased land allocated for cassava.
The root-to-shoot ratio has been observed to increase in maize when plants were subjected to Pi deficiency, although the reported effects on root length and biomass are inconsistent.
On the other hand, we found that the copper-induced the loss of soluble protein disappeared when the seedlings were pretreated with H2O2 and moreover, the soluble protein content increased in both maize cultivars compared to the control group.
More than 3,300 genes increased their AS levels but only 542 genes decreased AS levels, indicating that AS complexity is increased in modern maize relative to its progenitor.
For instance, the expression and protein abundance of an oxalate oxidase that produces hydrogen peroxide increased in stressed maize roots [ 18, 40] and is probably involved in root growth regulation upon water deficit [ 45].
The contents of pVAC, in particular, are being increased in cassava, maize, and sweet potato to levels that will produce a measurable impact on the nutritional and health status in target African countries where the prevalence of vitamin A deficiency (VAD) is of a public health significance (WHO, 2009).
A modified firefly luciferase gene with improved codon usage for mammalian cells (1.8% higher G + C content) had 14-23× 14-23×sed actincreasedmactivitypensinn cells and 53-59× increased activity in wheat scutellumaize0].
Our proteomic data showed that the level of the glycine-rich RNA-binding protein was increased in ZmCCT-positive maize NIL (NIL-cml-6/NIL-cml-3) from the vegetative to the induced stage, suggesting that the glycine-rich RNA-binding protein may regulate ZmCCT in NIL-cml plants.
Milk yield, protin, fat and fat corrected milk were increased in Alfalfa and maize silage ration supplemented with RPC as (60 g/day) (Ardalan et al. 2011).
