Sentence examples for regrowth capacity from inspiring English sources

The effect of glyphosate applied directly to asparagus spears on their growth and crowns regrowth capacity was studied during the 2001 and 2002 seasons.

The crown regrowth capacity was not affected by glyphosate application directly to spears, eventhough some did show strong damage at the apex.

This suggests that plant defense is better viewed as multifaceted, with defense syndromes composed of suites of covarying traits including: low nutritional quality, toxins, escape through phenology, regrowth capacity, and the recruitment of natural enemies [15], [16], [17].

Sub1A-1 finely modulates acclimation responses to sudden and total inundation to maintain the capacity of regrowth when water subsides.

The cat placenta, therefore, like the human, has the capacity for regrowth in explant culture, including both trophoblast and stromal components.

However, tropical forest resources are being exploited and converted to other uses at rates that seem to outpace the capacity for regrowth (Shearman et al. 2012; Brink et al. 2014; Sawe et al. 2014; Suberu et al. 2014).

These results show that Schwann cells are not essential but facilitate axonal regrowth by enhancing the capacity of growth cones to negotiate the site of injury.

The acellular scaffold was explored for its capacity to support regrowth of isolated human amnion epithelial or mesenchymal cells in vitro.

In this work we set out to study whether mifepristone has the capacity to block repopulation or regrowth of ovarian cancer cells escaping front-line cisplatin plus paclitaxel chemotherapy.

While peripheral nerves possess the inherent ability to regenerate and sprout new axons, this innate capacity is often insufficient for the regrowth of an adequately healthy and functional nerve [ 10, 46].

This would increase the capacity of the liver to manage BA overload and promote liver regrowth.