Sentence examples for ontogenetic state from inspiring English sources

Self-supporting lianas and trees face similar constraints and have similar stem architecture, and thus are not likely to differ in their allocation patters at this ontogenetic state.

Although RMCE is generally applicable, many regulatory elements of interest are tissue-specific in their function and so require cell lines in the appropriate ontogenetic state.

Williams described only one stage (Williams, 1959), which could either indicate that synchronous rib development occurs in cryptodires or that the author described a somewhat more advanced ontogenetic state in which the other blastematous parts were already reduced.

As described by Sharp et al. (2004), roots were cut in an equivalent position with respect to both root meristem and whole root length to warranty identical ontogenetic state for all the treatments.

Ontogenetic compartment theory states local tumour spread is facilitated in the permissive ontogenetic compartment, but suppressed at its borders; therefore, requiring its complete resection with intact margins, irrespective of margin width, for local disease control [1].

It is difficult if not impossible to discern these transformations as remnants of solely evolutionary or developmental alteration plainly, these changes are intertwined but it is abundantly clear that the structures that remain are mere shadows of their former ontogenetic and phylogenetic states, and thus guides to organismal history.

Here, we infer growth and mortality of tree species given size, site, and light characteristics from forest inventory data from Wisconsin to test hypotheses about growth-survival trade-offs given species functional trait values under different ontogenetic and environmental states.

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Generally, the EI grows gradually with the ontogenetic stage (Fig. 5).

The ontogenetic theory of local tumour spread states cancer is initially confined to the ontogenetic compartment of origin and only after phenotypic changes is able to spread to adjacent compartments, favouring closer embriologic kinship.

In its embryonic state, a zebra has an ontogenetic mechanism that causes it to develop stripes.