Sentence examples for size stem from inspiring English sources

Thus, Bloch wave methods are typically only used for very small size STEM simulations.

Drought stress reduces leaf size, stem extension and root proliferation, disturbs plant water relations and reduces water-use efficiency (Farooq et al. [2009]).

We measured variation in tree size, stem density, basal area, and seedling recruitment among 90 sites that encompassed a wide range of climates and landscape settings across Australia.

The effects of herb size, stem presence, surface load, drying air temperature and air velocity on the drying characteristics of Jew's mallow have been predicted.

Higher solar radiation rates clearly correspond to higher annual energy contributions of the solar power system for the same SPV size stem series and less energy consumed by the generator.

There are limited studies that have investigated both the above-ground and below-ground early growth of poplars and willows, and fewer that have examined the influence of planting material size (stem length and/or stem diameter) on early growth and survival of clones of these two genera.

Dan Goldhaber, an education professor at the University of Washington, said the obsession with class size stemmed from a desire for "something that people can grasp easily — you walk into a class and you see exactly how many kids are there".

"In cancer, a drug's market size stems from how many cancers it works with and how long patients can be on it".

In other words, energy wood logging is more competitive when more small size stems are removed.

For example, novel phenotypes may often evolve as an adaptive response to variation in body size stemming from differential maternal investment and/or oviposition decisions.

As the Gl-DUX4-Intron2 constructs are chimeric, we feel that the most realistic estimates of effect sizes stem from our measurements of the endogenous DUX4 mRNA rather than the Gl-DUX4-Intron2 constructs.