Sentence examples for leaves changes in from inspiring English sources

To elucidate a mechanistic basis for the reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) assimilation under nitrogen (N) deficiency tea leaves, changes in chlorophyll (Chl), carbohydrates, ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) and chlorophyll fluorescence transient were examined together with six N treatment (0, 50, 100, 300, 1200 or 6000 μM N).

In the stressed maize leaves, changes in starch concentrations mirrored the general C status of the leaves.

To evaluate if abaxial anthocyanins confer any photoprotective advantage to S. hirsuta leaves, changes in the photochemical efficiency of the lower mesophyll were compared between anthocyanic and acyanic leaves after exposition to monochromatic blue, green or red light.

This exemplifies that in P. tremula leaves, changes in environmental conditions influence expression to a greater extent than the sex of an individual and that our expression data was of sufficient quality to identify biological effects influencing gene expression patterns.

In the senescing barley leaves, changes in ChlTGase amount and localization paralleled the changes in the level of plastid membrane-bound polyamines: PU and SD, the levels of which continuously increased till day 7 10 of the process.

Reds and maroons intensify, and the blotches and stripes on patterned leaves change in size and shape.

Michigan is known for its fall color tours when the leaves change in autumn.

As a new school year started, teachers debuted new haircuts and new curricula, leaves changed in the recess field, and in seventh grade, bra straps showed through diaphanous Ts.

After negotiating the sexual revolution and fighting for maternity leave, changes in the age they can receive the state pension means that women in their early 60s are suffering financially.

FIGURES: Left: Changes in proportions of cerebral cortical areas that are most directly linked to peripheral sensory and motor systems that have resulted from human brain expansion, in percent of prediction for a typical ape brain extrapolated to human proportions (from The Symbolic Species).

"We leave changes in Supreme Court caselaw to the Supreme Court," the 5th Circuit said.