Sentence examples for leaves accompanied from inspiring English sources
The fried cotton fish was served with a tart mango sauce perfumed with lemon grass, and the tender, garlicky chicken wrapped in pandanus leaves accompanied by a thick sauce of sesame seeds and tamarind was excellent.
It was about half the size of the chicken salad sold at a deli in the terminal for $6.50, with a few tasteless squares of white meat on top of baby spinach leaves accompanied by a packet of Newman's Own balsamic dressing.
The many visible symptoms of injury caused by full or partial submergence include an initial phase of fast elongation by one or more leaves accompanied by yellowing of old leaves, and slow growth in the dry mass of roots and shoots (Jackson and Ram 2003; Kato et al. 2014; Sarkar and Bhattacharjee 2012).
By using antisense technique, Yan et al. [ 91] were able to reduce the expression levels of an ankyrin repeat-containing protein, which resulted in small necrotic areas in leaves accompanied by higher production of H2O2.
As expected, the expression of miR6260 was down-regulated in B-deficient leaves accompanied by increased expression of its one target gene: chaperone DnaJ-domain superfamily protein (Table 2).
It is characterized by the visible yellowing (Chlorophyll degradation) of leaves accompanied by the mobilization of leaf nutrients to the reproductive structures, and is a complex process involving changes of physiological, biochemical and gene expression regulated by endogenous and exogenous factors [ 2].
The salmon comes with a fragrant oyster cream, and the miniature cabbage leaves accompanying it resemble oyster shells.
More often, AIV leaves accompany starchy food stuff as side dishes (Maundu 1997; Kimiywe et al. 2007; Vorster et al. 2007).
Just before he left, accompanied by the staffers chanting "Pozor!
Three injured people with bandages covering their wounds left accompanied by a doctor.
The $5 admission fee, payable on the way out, is all the incentive the girls need to leave accompanied, however badly.
