Sentence examples for penetration development from inspiring English sources

Finally, empirical correlations for the prediction of spray penetration development were proposed.

However, the metabolised mixture did not affect cumulus expansion, oocyte maturation, penetration, development to blastocyst, or the number of cells per blastocyst.

Since the surface of a leaf lacks most nutrients, completion of the pre-penetration development depends primarily on the spore's endogenous resources and involves degradation and recycling of stored lipids, carbohydrates, and nitrogen sources [ 8].

Similarly, quantitative recording of attempted blast infections revealed no significant differences in the number of unsuccessful penetration events, indicating that both IC1270-mediated ISR and R-gene-conditioned ETI are unlikely to impede pre-penetration development by M. oryzae (data not shown).

Marketing leaders reported how their growth dollars were allocated among four key areas over the last year: market penetration, product/service development, market development and diversification (shown in the Product-Market Growth Matrix below).

MAEBL is expressed in both midgut and salivary gland sporozoite stages and has an essential role in attachment of the sporozoite to the salivary gland28, as well as in sporozoite penetration and development in primary hepatocytes29.

In the inaugural address, Horkheimer thus claims that there must be a "continuous, dialectical penetration and development of philosophical theory and specialized scientific practice" (p. 9).

Sodium-induced dispersion can reduce water infiltration, decrease hydraulic conductivity, and increase soil surface crusting that strongly affect roots such as root penetration, root development, and blocking plant uptake of moisture and nutrients [19].

Effect of sewage water on the penetration and development of Tylenchulus semipenetrans.

The nematode penetration and development were recorded at 7 and 14 dpi (Fig.  1b).

The first layer of NHR prevents the biotrophic fungal pathogens from penetration and development of feeding structures, haustoria.