They demonstrated that whie an inter-specific hybrid between the sibling species S. cerevisiae and S. paradoxus was able to perfectly grow mitotically, it had severe meiotic defects.
The inhibitor removal of A. resinae ZN1 was tested, and it was proven that A. resinae ZN1 adapted to the pretreated lignocelluloses-based environment perfectly, grew quickly using the sole inhibitor as the carbon source and preserved the cellulose component well.
He understood the script perfectly and grew into the uptightness of the role beautifully – the consummate actor.
She wants to hang it in her classroom so parents can see that even children who don't spell perfectly can grow up to be smart and literate.
Brian Ferguson catches perfectly the growing despair of a young soldier who, after seeing his colleagues killed by suicide bombers, questions what he and the regiment are doing in Iraq.
11 Think exotic Specialists in plants from South Africa and the Antipodes, Pennard Plants has discovered that many plants generally considered tender can in fact be grown perfectly well outside - plants from the nursery are flourishing as far north as Yorkshire.
And what I had just heard were the most perfectly composed, perfectly punctuated sentences, growing into paragraphs, in the most perfect, fluid presentation about what our problems in this field were and what we could do about them".
Overuse, of course, might be a problem, but if I were an editor I would also write a shouty note if I discovered that my writers were routinely overusing pre-digital-age and perfectly grown-up words such as litotes and plinth.
Here and there the natural gradient was interrupted by a perfectly symmetrical bomb crater, grown over with the same dry grass that covered everything else.
No endeavour can always run perfectly, but we have grown and expanded across the country and I believe we are succeeding in our most important aims.
We also think supermarkets must work much more closely with their suppliers so as not to cancel pre-ordered food which has been grown, is perfectly edible and is then ploughed straight back into the field.
