Sentence examples for seeding marked from inspiring English sources

In the exponential growth phase, between 36 and 60 h after seeding (marked by an x in Figure 3C), the kidney cell lines exhibited the shortest population doubling time with 15.2 h (PKC2109) and 16.6 h (PKCm), followed by PFF26 (23.2 h) and PEF0110 (32.9 h).

Such an air vortex helps moths, bats, and birds stay aloft, but its use in seeds marks a first for plants.

The discovery of these seeds marks the beginning of Arjan's real work.

Moreover, germination (i.e. emergence of the radicle and shoot axis from the seed) marks the end of stage I.

The West Region game against No. 16 seed Hampton marked the return of the prized point guard Kyrie Irving, who played for the first time since injuring his toe Dec. 4. Irving finished with a game-high 14 points including and a few highlight-reel drives to the basket that had Duke fans at Time Warner Cable Arena roaring in the final minutes of an 87-45 victory.

Next to each trap, 1 m2 (1 m × 1 m) plots were prepared, where seeds were marked with toothpicks and monitored for emerging seedlings.

Led by Indigenous environmental group Seed, it marked the largest climate action of its kind in Australia's history, kicking off protests in hundreds of other cities around the globe.

Nonetheless, loss of function laz1 mutations suppress acd11-dependent cell death such that acd11/laz1 double mutants survive throughout development to flower and set seed, in marked contrast to the fate of acd11 (Figure S1).

The early development of the seed is marked by large-scale transcriptional changes, especially during the transitional phase.

The development of embryos into seeds is marked by large metabolic conversions as imported photosynthate and amino acid precursors are converted to protein, oil and polysaccharide seed reserves.

This consisted of the 348 seed genes (marked red in Figure  2A) along with their immediate inferred interaction partners (protein:protein interactions - purple in Figure  2A).