Sentence examples for subsequent growing from inspiring English sources

In its provincial and limited way my formation by, faith in, and subsequent growing beyond Penguin Modern Classics reproduced the collapse of the grand narratives that is a staple part of Postmodernity 101.

Although native hay can be a desirable seed source, straw seed germination can have a deleterious effect from volunteer individuals during subsequent growing season.

The rate of the film growing is higher in acetonitrile-rich solvent and is a linear function of the monomer concentration during both the electrode covering and the subsequent growing step.

The experimental results showed that the susceptibility of the maize varieties for Fusarium and maize harvest method had only a minor effect on the FHB incidence and DON content of the wheat crop during the subsequent growing season.

We investigated selected plants in two subsequent growing seasons.

'Chardonnay' grown in a production vineyard, the same plants were sampled in two subsequent growing seasons.

Using the data from 60,518 individual rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, we tested whether the negative and positive deviations of tagging body weight (one-summer-old fish, average weight 51 g) relative to either a common population mean or sire-family means differently predict the probability of mortality and vertebrae defects during the subsequent grow-out period.

Preventive measures taken post outbreak such as improved biosecurity and sanitation appear to have mediated improved performance in subsequent grow-outs.

Based on seam defect characteristics being very thin and darker than background, seed points were identified and subsequent region growing step provided RoIs.

The recent spikes in precipitation, however, are unlikely to have caused the patterns observed in the functional composition in this study; instead these may be realized in the subsequent 1 2 growing seasons as the herbaceous vegetation responds to the additional rainfall after many years of drought conditions.

But Finke's subsequent editors grew increasingly frustrated.