Sentence examples for no emergence from inspiring English sources

The above poor performance of spinach in COME-amended potted soils started from emergence; while it took seeds sown in the control only 4 days to emerge, it took those in potted soils amended with 50 and 100 g of the effluent over 6 days to emerge, and there was no emergence at all where higher rates were applied.

There was no emergence of a particularly Eurosceptic party.

A world in which there had been no emergence of "Trumpism" or debate about what it means; no description of Mexican immigrants as criminals by a Republican candidate for President; no proposal to ban Muslims from travelling to the country; and no vituperative attacks on George Will, Charles Krauthammer, National Review, and other pillars of U.S. conservatism.

Emergence in control plots decreased with increased sowing depth and there was no emergence from 92 mm depth.

SG Cowen downgraded Oracle from "buy" to "neutral" today, and noted that there is "very little upside" to Oracle shares at these levels and that the stock could fall further, to $10. "The company is still in the midst of what is shaping up to be a long and protracted recovery," says Brousseau, "with no emergence expected in the near future".

We observed no emergence of SCV at any time point in the assay.

Overall, the VIGIMYC data show that several major mycoplasmal diseases of ruminants were documented in France between 2003 and 2008, but that no major evolution in epidemiological trends occurred, and notably no new emergence and no re-emergence of CBPP.

Interestingly, we found that at 32°C the FUS3 protein can only be detected in seeds that have commenced germination (radicle protrusion from the seed coat) and is not detected in inhibited seeds (no radicle emergence) or in seedlings that have fully emerged from the seed coat.

Geologic and oceanographic evidence shows that no perceptible emergence or submergence of the island's coastline has taken place since the last fall in sea level, which occurred less than 10,000 years ago.

Furthermore, no sequential emergence of the different AIS proteins has been reported in vitro.

Muller had similar ideas [ 13] but, importantly, also anticipated the possibility that advantageous mutations in separate clonal lines with similar fitness would cause the lines to compete with each other, with no immediate emergence of a winner.