Sentence examples for leaves triggered from inspiring English sources

Changes in the gene expression profile of soybean leaves triggered in response to water deficit stress were dynamically modulated in the diel period.

Jain et al. postulated that disruption of cytokinin flux to detached leaves triggers the selective degradation of carbonylated proteins via autophagy.

In particular, our proteomic data suggest a protein-inducing impact of recombinant CCII in potato leaves triggering the constitutive expression of normally inducible defense proteins, and the beneficial impact of this (still unintended) phenotype on plants challenged with the fungal pathogen B. cinerea.

Conway's 3-pointer with 13:47 left triggered a 7-0 Boston College run that cut the Purdue lead to 48-43 with 12 10 remaining.

The bank's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, said the vote to leave "triggered a spike in volatility" leading to "volumes [that] were materially higher in the immediate aftermath".

Even if his leaving triggered my sadness, he's not responsible for it.

Barclays most senior banker in the US is to leave, triggering fears of an exodus of staff as the business prepares for another restructuring of its controversial investment banking arm.

Confocal microscopy examination of transgenic plants bearing GFP-tagged TUA6 proteins led to the observation that application of an additional mechanical pressure on growing Arabidopsis leaves triggers an excessive bundling of microtubules within the individual cell.

Such "new left" interpretations triggered intense study of the connections between domestic and foreign policy, leading to the conclusion that a postulation of internal origins of the war, while obvious for Austria and plausible for Russia, failed in the cases of democratic Britain and France.

Wounding leaves with pins or painting leaves with low molecular weight organic compounds (the sort found in marking pens used to write on maize leaves) can trigger lesion symptoms at any temperature.

The circadian-regulated gene CONSTANS COO) is a central regulator of this pathway, which coordinates light and clock inputs in leaves to trigger the expression of florigen gene FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) [ 2, 3].