Sentence examples for maturation phases from inspiring English sources

These temperature patterns denoted the thermophilic, mesophilic and maturation phases of a composting process, respectively.

Tissue wound healing evolves in three phases: inflammatory, proliferative and maturation phases.

Perinetti et al. (Perinetti et al. 2011), analyzed the diagnostic performance of the circumpubertal dental maturation phases for the identification of individual-specific skeletal maturation phases and found that the dental and skeletal maturity are highly correlated, although the diagnostic performance of dental maturity for the identification of any stage of skeletal maturity is limited.

Such extended prereceptive and maturation phases of the female figs are likely due to a greater number of ovaries in female figs and the necessity to be fleshier to attract seed dispersers (Patel and McKey 1998).

The duration of each maturation phases is 7 days.

AtLEC2 is exclusively expressed in developing zygotic embryos during both the early development and maturation phases.

Perivascular infiltrates, including pericytes, lymphocytes, mast, and mononuclear cells become prominent as this primitive vascular network matures and establishes flow (perivascular maturation phase, days 5 10).

The hypothesis was that the so-called graft ligamentization process never completes beyond what was already stated during the maturation phase in other experimental studies in mature animal models.

Variation in metabolite content, seed maturity, desiccation and dormancy induction occurred during the maturation phase [ 1], which corresponds to 25 DAP in this study.

As a result, 40% of final composts are not mature and still need to be processed for an extra maturation phase.

The standard approach to coping with the maturation phase of a business life cycle, economists say, is to innovate by reducing costs and improving quality.