Sentence examples for plants imposing from inspiring English sources

Among abiotic stresses, soil salinity is one of the most brutal environmental factors and a complex phenotypic and physiological phenomenon in plants imposing ion imbalance or disequilibrium, hyperionic and hyperosmotic stress, disrupting the overall metabolic activities and thus limiting the productivity of crop plants worldwide (Munns and Tester 2008).

To some extent, individual plants imposing sanctions may get an immediate benefit, wasting fewer resources on less-beneficial rhizobia (West et al. 2002a).

These results were not unexpected and could stem from the characteristic pattern of aggregation of parasitic plants, imposing limitations to pollen- and seed-mediated gene flow within aggregations and reduced genetic differentiation among individuals within these clumps.

- It sets strict safety standards, inspects private (yikes!) industry manufacturing plants, imposes fines (e.g., Genzyme just paid $175M) for unsafe practices, and can ask prosecutors to indict violators who, upon conviction, could go to jail.

Instead, fossil-fueled vehicles and electricity plants impose many of their health/economic costs---unpaid by users---on society's most vulnerable members, children.

In contrast, Trasande et al. [Environ Health Perspect 113:590–596 (2005)] estimated that American power plants impose an economic cost of $1.3 billion due to mercury emissions.

Increasing the frequency of resistant plants imposes a selection pressure and the CSS lesion size increases on both the resistant and the susceptible cultivar (Fig.  3C).

Our goal was to measure aphid transcriptional responses to two abiotic stressors (heat and starvation) and host plant imposed biotic stress.

Even China is pushing to shut down inefficient coal-burning plants by imposing emissions charges.

Texas Instruments plans to reduce costs through voluntary retirements, temporarily idling plants and imposing a freeze on new hiring.

But it is also seeking to close the plants by imposing new limits on the use of water from the Hudson.