Sentence examples for maturation time of from inspiring English sources

Assuming circumferential growth rates of Osprey Reef N. pompilius to be constant from hatching to maturity, an estimated maturation time of 14.5 and 16.5 years for females and males respectively is achieved.

Or, if that's too much to ask, maybe the interval between scandal and rehabilitation could last a little longer than the maturation time of a fruit fly.

The direction of a slope may influence the maturation time of a crop or may result in drought, winter injury, or wind damage.

Figure 3 Plant height and maturation time of Siputeh and TS4 in the field.

The sensitivity level of τ is the smallest, that is, the maturation time of the mosquito has less effect on the variation of (mathcal{R}_{02}^).

Additionally, let the positive constant τ be the maturation time of the mosquito, that is, the average time needed for an egg to develop into an adult mosquito.

The maturation times of mTurquoise and mCerulean3 are also very similar (Table 1).

A number of feedback loops control differentiation and amplification, e.g. via the probability of stem cell self-renewal, amplification rates and maturation times of committed cells.

Maturation times of Citrine and Cerulean were determined as described previously (Niederholtmeyer et al., 2013) and were 15 ± 4 min for Cerulean and 29 ± 3 min for Citrine.

Cerulean and mCherry BiFC signals were taken after identical maturation times of 28 h with the AxioImagerZ1 microscope (Zeiss), using specific filters for excitation and emission wavelengths (440/475 nm for Cerulean, 580/610 nm for mCherry).

At 37°C, fluorescence spectrometry on dilute solutions of the purified protein yields a half-maturation time of 2.8 h, which makes the protein suitable for most cell biological imaging applications (Figure 2A).