Sentence examples for number of dormant from inspiring English sources

The number of dormant buds per tiller was similar across fire treatments and levels of nitrogen.

The pensions minister, Steve Webb, said the rule would reduce the number of dormant funds and allow workers to build a "big fat pot" which would buy them a better retirement income than multiple small pots of money.

An evergreen for shadier locations is the yew, or taxus, which can be pruned year after year, with an unlimited number of dormant buds ready to push new growth.

In particular, they had looked forward to the full and timely repayment of a $3.5 billion Islamic bond issued by Nakheel, a Dubai World subsidiary, on December 14th.Dubai's failure re-awakened a number of dormant fears in investors.

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The higher number of dormant cells therefore seems to host an important advantage for growth and allows a differentiation of more xylem cells in a shorter period.

Persistence therefore appears to be a general adaptation that permits small numbers of dormant cells to survive a variety of environmental fluctuations.

There are also a number of unoccupied, dormant dukedoms including Cumberland and Albany.

Often a small number of nondividing (dormant) sensitive cells could be discerned hours after inoculation in LB or M9-amino acids, indicating that sensitive cells are not always entirely eradicated.

Later flowering has the potential to lead to large changes in the number of low-dormant seeds due to the extreme sensitivity of seed set to temperature in this range.

Assuming that seed set lasts for 1 month and follows a normal distribution, simulated across our transect the model predicts that gi mutations could double the number of low-dormant seeds in northern and central Europe but would have little effect at lower latitudes.