Sentence examples for recalcitrant behaviour from inspiring English sources

Recalcitrant behaviour was confirmed by dry storage and low-temperature storage experiments.

However, the availability of this drug is still limited and its cost is very high, mainly due to the recalcitrant behaviour of Taxus spp under in vitro conditions.

Further, Nazario et al. (2008) showed that seeds lost viability when dried to a moisture content (MC) <28.6 %, which suggests that seeds of C. bauhinifolia have recalcitrant storage behaviour.

Given that some seeds of both species withstand desiccation to approx. 6 7 % (Fig.  3C E), it is unlikely that they possess intermediate (Ellis et al., 1990) or recalcitrant storage behaviour, but neither do we have firm evidence that they are orthodox.

However, there are also species in this family with intermediate and recalcitrant seed storage behaviour (Dickie and Pritchard 2002; Oliveira-Silveira et al. 2005; Saba et al. 2008).

The attempted imposition of martial standards of behaviour on recalcitrant populations can produce rare moments of political electricity in which large numbers of people are united in defiance of the generals.

Thus, it can be concluded that seeds of C. caulifolia are recalcitrant in their storage behaviour.

Poor understanding could lead to stereotyping that could brand some behaviour as recalcitrant, adding to the vicious circle.

Fresh seeds were (i) dried to various moisture levels, and (ii) stored at −1 and 5 °C to determine loss (or not) of viability and thus type of seed storage behaviour (orthodox, recalcitrant or intermediate).

The purpose of these experiments was to determine whether seeds are orthodox, recalcitrant or intermediate in storage behaviour.

Perhaps the key to understanding the president's seemingly recalcitrant, obstreperous and sometimes downright illegal behaviour is his determination to re-establish Russia's greatness – and his deep sense of Russian difference.