Sentence examples similar to reserve initiation from inspiring English sources
It reserved its initiations exclusively for monastics, who had to prove themselves worthy of higher teachings with decades of intensive practice locked way behind the world's highest mountains.
According to our experiments, photosynthesis genes were mobilized slightly after initiation of reserve mobilization during seed germination.
According to our results, the photosynthesis process was mobilized slightly after initiation of reserve mobilization during seed germination, indicating that subsequent (after 35 hours of imbibition) growth depends not only on mobilization of energy reserves but also on photosynthesis.
Another regulating mechanism could be the generation of physiological signaling molecules as a function of energy reserves that control the initiation of regeneration.
Fast leaf turnover reduces the transpiring area and would allow plant re-hydration from soil water reserves, thus facilitating branching initiation.
Yet, several studies indicate that the dependence of maturation on the nutritional status and mobilization of fat reserves is preceding the initiation of puberty (Rowe et al. 1991; Shearer and Swanson 2000; Silverstein et al. 1997; Thorpe 1994).
Sometimes the masks used are reserved only for initiations.
Catabolic remodelling of the cell surface trehalose mycolates of M. tuberculosis specifically generates metabolic intermediates reserved for re-initiation of peptidoglycan biosynthesis.
Another smaller clinic, with just one NIMART nurse, was now reserving Fridays for initiations so that he could spend sufficient time preparing these patients.
Hence, this design minimized the chance of a significant depletion of the follicle reserve in adulthood prior to initiation of the infusions.
According to our previous observation the endogenous ABA accumulation of developing castor seeds at ca. 21 day after pollinated (DAP) was low, and associated with the initiation of rapid storage reserve accumulation occurring at this stage [ 9, 23].
