Sentence examples for main stem region from inspiring English sources
Vertices inside the final tube fitted are considered part of the main stem region.
The translation is performed using the vector going from centre of the plant at T x (lowest point of the main stem region) to the centre of the plant at T x + 1.
The purpose of this first step is to partition the plant into n+1 coarse regions (with n = number of leaves), one for the main stem (region M) and n for the pairs of petioles and leaves (regions N i i=1,…, n).
However, we also carried out a mutational analysis of the main stem regions present in mfold 1 and mfold 2 but the data did not corroborate our structural predictions.
The arrowheads highlight the strongest accumulation of GFP-KCBP at the apex of the main stem and the apical region of the incipient primary branch.
The arrow and the arrowhead highlight the concentration of GFP-KCBP at the extreme apex of the main stem and the apical region of the incipient primary branch by three-dimension (3-D) reconstruction, respectively (D ).
The arrow and the arrowhead in (F ) highlight the 3-D reconstruction of the F-actin cap at the tip region of the main stem and actin bundles at the apical region of the incipient primary branch, respectively.
The neomycin portion of neo-acridine binds to the same sites as neomycin, while the attached acridine group appears to bind to a duplex region in the main stem of the folded 171-mer.
GFP-KCBP particles form a cortical gradient with the highest expression at the branching site and the tip region of the main stem (A ).
The scheme starts by defining a coarse region M as the main stem by fitting a curve c p to the main stem from one extremity to the other and assigning to the region M all the vertices in a given planar radius of c p. Remaining vertices are classified into the n regions N i using a region-growing algorithm.
In the case of a missing petiole (detected by a non-topological connectivity to the main stem), this step is skipped, and the region is processed using Step 4. Figure 2.3 illustrates a typical plant mesh after the petiole segmentations.
