Sentence examples for root potentials from inspiring English sources

Measuring PAD directly by recording the dorsal root potentials of the treated animals in-vivo revealed no differences between the experimental groups, both at single stimulation and at repetitive stimulation at higher frequencies (Figure S1C).

Nevertheless, studies using isolated spinal cords from young neurotrophin gene mutant mice have shown that the plasticity of ventral root potentials, which reflects C-fiber drive flexion reflexes, is selectively attenuated in the absence of BDNF, but not in the absence of NT-4 (Heppenstall & Lewin, 2001).

However, within one species, the growth achieved by roots of a given diameter can be very variable, and root diameter can only be considered as a determinant of root potential elongation rate.

Therefore, there will be significant opportunities for agronomists and farmers to use their skill to optimize the expression of the root potential of the selected varieties under various conditions.

The average delay from the slow ventral root potential onset for the remaining cycles was 81ms for the ventral diodes, 143 ms for the intermediate diodes and 204 for the dorsal diodes.

Lateral root emergence and extension delivers the full root potential for plant performance.

As his Red Book so vividly displays, the characters of mind are diverse and uncovering the roots (potentials) for cruelty, evil, and other negative emotions requires a sense of self-love to allow their realization.

Laura Zabel, the executive director of Springboard for the Arts, said that a lot of thinking went into the particulars of the program, so it would have the same grass-roots potential as farm C.S.A.'s.

This study showed significant differences in the rooting potential of the four clones tested.

Changes in the pattern of carbohydrate distribution in the plant [30, 35, 41] have been reported which could be effective in rooting potential of cuttings.

2-Naphthalene acetic acid (2-NAA) is used as a mimic for 1-naphthalene acetic acid synthetic auxin, which is commonly applied to stimulate the rooting potential of plant cuttings or to prevent fruit drop in orchards.