Sentence examples for plant split from inspiring English sources

Miami-Dade County officials said the pipe, which carries waste from Miami Beach to a nearby treatment plant, split when a concrete piling was driven through it.

If you and your friend act quickly, there is still time to unearth the plant, split off a section, and remove it.

The plant splits hydrofluoric acid into hydrogen and fluoride.

Here, the authors focus on Homo-Arabidopsis comparisons; since the animal-plant split represents a deep divergence among eukaryotes, this should allow for inferences about early eukaryotic gene evolution.

The Emiliania host-derived Cdc48 sequence clusters with its homologues from the cryptophyte nucleus and green plants (split 3, fig. 3 b ) a position also reflected in the ML tree but with a low BP (68%, fig. 3 a ).

When the three lineages of Archaeplastida (namely Glaucophyta, red algae, and green plants) split, Glaucophyta seem to have kept the cyanobacterial genes encoding aspartate oxidase and quinolinate synthase, whereas the ancestor of green plants seems to have substituted the cyanobacterial genes through horizontal gene transfer with genes from nonphotosynthetic bacteria.

One of the most ornate tombs in Kensal Green cemetery in west London – built in 1850 for Joseph Hudson, who fought in the Napoleonic wars and later became a wealthy tobacconist based in Oxford Street – is also at risk from plants splitting the stonework apart.

The lower plant PpHDA1508 split earlier from the line (100% bootstraps) followed by the monocot/eu-dicot split with a mediocre 67% bootstraps.

The debate about the Sendai plant has split communities.

We brought in a plant to split and polish peas.

Ambac's proposal includes a plant to split itself in two in a bid to safeguard its top credit ratings and avert losses on securities that it guarantees for big banks.