Sentence examples for seeds led from inspiring English sources

In many developing countries, concerns about safety and ownership of seeds led governments to delay or prohibit cultivation of needed crops: Zambia, for instance, declined shipments of G.M.O.

Previous investigations on the chemical constituents of the seeds led to the isolation of an array of triterpenoid saponins [2, 8, 11, 12, 13].

The coordination of tetradentate macrocyclic ligands in a square planar fashion and subsequent selective absorption on Mn3O4 seeds led to the growth of the particles in an oriented direction, thus forming the final hierarchical structure.

However, the seeds were expensive, and spiralling prices (coupled with planting restrictions from the multinationals selling the seeds) led to farmers approaching money lenders for hefty loans that eventually turned into unmanageable debt.

Here, the addition of seeds led to an immediate onset of fibril formation, unlike in the control sample without seeds (Fig. 6B, filled circles).

Hot water extracts (200 mg/ml) of all the three plant seeds led to complete killing of bacteria mainly within a time span of 10 h.

As orchids are outbreeders, their propagation using seeds leads to the production of heterozygous plants.

Besides that, the solvent used to extract the oil from MO seeds leads to an increased COD value.

The germination of these seeds leads to the development of second-generation plantlets where nanoparticles are also detected in the leaves [4, 5].

These protein seeds lead to self-propagation of pathologic aggregates that impair neuronal functions at different brain regions for causing specific neurological diseases.

And the 12th seed, led by Roy Welland, was defeated by the 21st seed.