Sentence examples similar to regrowth and development from inspiring English sources

Recovery from bombturbative activity, in the context of this research, is measured by vegetative regrowth and soil development in cratered disturbances.

It should be noted that unclipped knockout plants had lower height (data not shown) and fitness compared to unclipped Col-4 wild type plants, suggesting that these invertases likely play a role in normal growth and development in addition to regrowth following apical damage.

The invertase family of enzymes hydrolyze sucrose to glucose and fructose, whereby the glucose produced is shunted into the OPPP and presumably supports plant regrowth, development, and ultimately compensation.

These findings together suggest that activation of the Wnt pathway plays a crucial role during prostatic development, and regrowth and that inhibiting the Wnt pathway might be of therapeutic value in the management of prostate cancer progression.

*Gender Equality and Development.

Population and Development Review.

Cervical cancer recurrence is defined as local tumour regrowth or development of distant metastases at least 6 months after the primary lesion has regressed.

The growth of the resistant subpopulation during exposition to the antimicrobial agent explains the observed regrowth and thus may be interpreted as models of development of resistance [ 34].

Fires in the piles of logs severely damage soils, prevent regrowth and cause mudslides.

That clearly has gone: you need a bushfire to generate regrowth and England have been burnt.

Part of their success was the implied message of regrowth and optimism for a Britain only just recovering from war.