Sentence examples for less dormant from inspiring English sources

The plants are still more or less dormant and can be purchased bare-root, which is going to ensure a much better range to choose from and almost certainly cheaper, healthier plants.

And the solvency of the Japanese banking system surged to the forefront of investors' concerns after having been more or less dormant -- in spite of evidence of persistent problems -- since 1998.

The problem is more, it seems, about legacy, neglected uploads than active users, although if this redesign works as Photobucket hopes, it will have significantly less dormant users in future than it perhaps has today.

As a consequence, immature mutant seeds are less dormant, can germinate precociously and accumulate less seed storage compounds.

The white seed color makes seeds more visible to seed predators, the thinner seed coat makes seed less dormant, and reduced seed shattering could reduce dispersal distances.

A relatively high selection strength (as indicated by the germination rate) for nongerminated seeds in this experiment is expected to suppress less dormant genotypes in the subpopulation.

Most of the border disputes have remained more-or-less dormant for decades.

After exposure to indoor dust, JKT cells remained more or less immunologically dormant.

Alternatively, it could be possible that in penicillin or mupirocin-insulted biofilms a higher fraction of the cells could switch to a dormant or less metabolically active state, in which they are less sensitive to the effects of these antibiotics.

The problem with buying bare-root is that plants are obviously less exciting in their dormant state.

On this side of the Atlantic, the scene is admittedly less fervent, though hardly dormant.