Sentence examples for maturation time in from inspiring English sources

We recommend that the growers use a sugarcane cultivar with a similar maturation time in all of the fields that shared the same harvester's route to maintain the ideal routes.

(Hebisch et al. [2013]) previously demonstrated that the average maturation time in E. coli for GFP is around 6 min, which is enough time for GFP to mature during the preparation for the FI measurement in the present study.

Inoculation with thermo-tolerant lipolytic microbes has been shown to enhance decomposition of food waste and shorten the maturation time in vessel composting (Tsai et al. 2007; Ke et al. 2010).

Table  III details the rates of maturation, fertilization, cleavage and embryo development according to maturation time in the two groups.

We monitored the plants daily, so that we could record the maturation time (in days) of the seeds from each blossom.

Inflammation and stress accelerate neutrophil production, shorten their maturation time in the marrow and allow immature neutrophils to enter the circulation.

Table  IV details a comparison of clinical pregnancies following transfer of the embryos derived from oocytes with different maturation times in hCG-primed IVM cycles.

Second, the variability in the time lag (48 or 72 h) suggests one or more of the following are at play; variation in maturation time, gametocytes may survive in the circulation for longer than 24 h, merozoites may precommit their progeny to gametocytogenesis, or the assays employed detect gametocytes at slightly different maturation stages in different genotypes.

Some recent studies have explored the rapid growth and maturation time of annuals in terms of bud development rates and ontogeny [ 13- 15].

Due to the long maturation time of Gfp in the order of several minutes, local translation of newly synthesised protein at the hyphal tip can be excluded Baumann et al., 2014).

This suggests that sex ratio manipulation in relation to sex differences in maturation time as an adaptive strategy to maximize fitness is a sound ultimate explanation for pigeons (see also Edmunds and Ankney 1987), as it is for kestrels (Dijkstra et al. 1990; Daan et al. 1996; Smallwood and Smallwood 1998; Pen et al. 1999).