Sentence examples for maturity for which from inspiring English sources

The result of this was surprising in that the larger vortices had a much narrower range of kernel maturity for which the vortex could still quench the growing kernel.

The latter is abnormally high compared to other maturities and the reason may lie with the idiosyncratic movements in the 6-month lending rate, therefore results should be taken with caution.15 The only maturity for which the short-run impact on the lending rate is lower than the one on the deposit rate is the 3-month one, implying a decrease in the spread in the short-run.

Genes required for an organism to develop to maturity (for which no other gene can compensate) are considered essential.

Genes absolutely required for an organism to develop to maturity and for which there is no compensation for critical aspects of their function are considered essential.

This study forms part of a wider evaluation of the Maturity Matrix for which ethical approval was obtained via the Wales Multi-centre Research Ethins CoMay 2003in May 2003.

Increased knowledge of grape ripening will help on establishing optimal grape maturity for harvest which is difficult to determine due to the tremendous variability in ripening between berries within a grape cluster.

Interestingly, AAC also positively correlates with cycle length (r = 0.378, P < 0.001; data for 124 non-glutinous rice accessions for which maturity data were available; Table 1), whereas no significant correlation was observed between cycle length (days to maturity) and grain shape parameters (data not shown).

Serial bond, in finance, bond in an issue for which the maturity dates are spread over a period of years so that a certain number of bonds fall due each year.

Underlying these technical skills are the leadership, maturity, persistence, dependability, and teamwork for which service members are well known.

Time to asymptotic size (i.e. time to reproductive maturity) was the only trait for which we observed most of the variation between types as a generalist-specialist trade-off (88%) using the recently developed methods of reaction norm decomposition (Izem and Kingsolver 2005).

Heino et al. 2002 applied the direct method to northeast Arctic cod, for which the maturity stage of an individual's gonad (determined by macroscopic inspection) was combined with the study of patterns in its otoliths (spawning checks) to distinguish repeat and recruit spawners (Rollefsen, 1933).