Sentence examples for inhibit emergence from inspiring English sources

Above this threshold frequent droughts kill the offspring and inhibit emergence.

Nitric oxide also promotes crown root emergence, whereas abscisic acid inhibits emergence (Steffens et al. [2006]; Xiong et al. [2009]).

We provide a novel contribution to the system failure literature by distinguishing between system-level inertia and inhibited emergence.

We compare related, yet theoretically distinct concepts of market failure, system-level inertia, and inhibited emergence, and show how each addresses distinct coordinative mechanisms and field-level dynamics and related socio-cognitive processes.

That could inhibit growth.

In a study involving three common sedge weeds of rice, C. difformis, C. iria and F. miliacea, Chauhan and Johnson (2009) observed that continuous flooding of 2 cm depth was sufficient to reduce the emergence of C. difformis to <10%% of that of seeds sown in saturated soils, and 4 cm of flooding was sufficient to completely inhibit the emergence and growth of C. difformis (Fig.  3).

Now, planners fret that the industry frenzy -- which has sparked a sharp price war -- will inhibit the emergence of manufacturers large and strong enough to compete with established car makers from the U.S., Japan and Europe.

The Pala rulers of Bengal (8th to 12th century)—who were Buddhists and whose religious language was Pali did not inhibit the emergence of a colloquial tongue known as Gaudiya Prakrit, the language from which Bengali developed.

The impact of a negative initial entrepreneurship experience may inhibit the emergence of an entrepreneurial identity and shut down a subsequent entrepreneurial career.

For their capacity to rapidly inactive infectious agents and to probably inhibit the emergence of drug resistance, AMPs have attracted considerable attention, especially for the treatment of antibiotic-resistant pathogens.

The alternation of 2 drug regimens could inhibit the emergence of highly resistant genotypes.