Sentence examples for stage of drought from inspiring English sources
Areas that experienced higher-than-average temperatures during the month include north-central Canada, most of Alaska — which had its third-warmest June on record — and the Western U.S., where about 80percentt of the region was in some stage of drought by the end of the month.
In the present study, the expression pattern of stomatal-related genes peaked during an early stage of drought stress.
In the present research, four TDFs homologous to PP2Cs were induced at an early stage of drought treatment; this is consistent with the role of PP2Cs in mediating early responses.
The stages of drought across the contiguous U.S. as of May 15.
Subtractive cDNA libraries constructed with these cultivars at different stages of drought resulted in some EST clones that express higher in the drought-tolerant cultivar in response to drought.
The ΔΔCT method of relative gene quantification was used to calculate the expression level of each gene in the two tissues at the three stages of drought stress.
Because the mutant showed evidence of oxidative stress even under control conditions, the re-organization of the photosynthetic apparatus under water stress conditions could reflect the additional oxidative stress that occurs during the early stages of drought.
Private providers in California tend to be smaller than public providers, but size should not affect the ability to implement the soft conservation measures typically used in early stages of drought.
The 24 h cold query list showed similarity to the 6 h cold reference signature (similarity = 157), but also had similarity to the 3 h osmotic (similarity = 218) and the beginning stage of the drought reference signature (0.5 h drought, similarity = 148).
Even at this early stage, signs of drought are visible around Phoenix.
All these large-scale drought and related screening results clearly showed that drought tolerance largely depends on growth stage, severity of drought and the specific environmental conditions.
