Sentence examples for model for plants from inspiring English sources
Saskatchewan's venture may one day live up to its billing by Robert Watson, the project's boss, as "a model for plants around the world".
Kaj et al. (2001) [71] developed a coalescent model for plants with seed banks and found that the scaled ancestral process in that model also converges weakly to the Kingman's coalescent with time a change under the assumption of constant population size.
Recently, reference genome datasets have been published for potato and tomato, and consequently, tomato has obtained the position as the model for plants bearing fleshy fruits.
MaturePred [ 25] finds mature miRNAs by integrating the structure-based free energy, and other features extracted from miRNA:miRNA ∗ duplexes, based on a SVM model for plants.
Here we advance a simple nutrient foraging model for plants which is based on Charnov's (1976) marginal value theorem and the Holling disc equation as one example of the value of translating Michaelis Menten kinetics into Holling's foraging kinetics.
In this work we propose a complete model for plant simulation with different wiring diagrams and under dynamic shading.
This engineered T. halophila provides a better research model for plant salt tolerance studies than wild-type T. halophila.
The submerged rigid vegetation model for plant densities higher than 640 plants m−2 and wave frequency higher than 1 Hz acted akin to a false floor, confining the mean current to above the plant bed.
We have developed the systematized business process model for plant maintenance as IDEF0 (Integration Definition for Function) activity model, and the requirements of technology standards have been defined.
After conducting an example case following the proposed procedure, we determined an ideal color scheme for six construction states of a 4D model for plant construction.
A previously developed kinetic metabolic model for plant metabolism was used in a context of identification and control of intracellular phosphate (Pi) dynamics.
