Sentence examples for plants at which from inspiring English sources

Some of the plants at which samples were tested are operated by major US processors.

Federal regulators so far have found no problems with one of the production plants at which some of the problematic stents were made, the company said.

Except for 7 d of 150 mM-treated plants, at which growth did not change significantly, salinity caused a decrease in the shoot and root length of S. kotschyana when compared with the control group.

This opens two new questions that can be answered only tentatively for higher plants: at which scale is the rate of recombination evolving across-species?

Species composition, growth rates, tree spacing and age influence the time (years after planting) at which plantings afford effective protection against the initiation of shallow landslides.

In order to ensure the permanent elimination of intermediate-range missiles, each country was given the right for 13 years to conduct periodic inspections of operating bases and support facilities and to monitor one production plant at which weapons of the INF category might be produced.

Though much of the plant (at which, even now, 3,000 people work) has been decontaminated, and the roads cleaned up, the surrounding forest has hotspots where fragments of debris and nuclear fuel, ejected by the explosion that destroyed reactor number four on April 26th 1986, emit dangerous radiation.

One can summarize the contentions made by the ad thusly: 1) man works for GST Steel, 2) GST Steel gets acquired by Bain Capital, 3) man loses job when the plant at which he works is closed, 4) yadda yadda yadda, 5) man's wife dies because they no longer have health insurance.

These minor differences could be either due to difference in the stage of the plant at which the samples were collected or could be genotype dependent.

In India aphid causes 1090%0% yield loss of mustard depending upon the severity of infestation and stage of the plant at which aphid attacks [ 3].

Stage of plant development at which plants are harvested contributes to variation in silage quality (Jung and Casler 2006).