Sentence examples for sufficient grown from inspiring English sources
Although in Col-0 Phi treatments suppressed the enhanced transcript levels of PHR1 induced by Pi deficiency, Phi enhanced the transcript levels of PHR1 in Pi sufficient grown samples and the level of this induction depended on the Phi concentrations used.
Pi starvation induced root hair formation in non-Phi treated seedlings compared to that observed in Pi sufficient grown Col-0 seedlings.
Furthermore, treatment of seedlings with a low concentration of Phi (2.5 mM) resulted in suppression of root hair formation in Pi sufficient grown seedlings, while in 20 mM Phi-treated seedlings root hair density was increased.
Also, a sufficient growing stock of small-sized trees was kept.
Both residual basal area regimes evaluated in this study on single-tree selection cutting were found to maintain a balanced uneven-aged structure, forest cover continuity and a sufficient growing stock of small-sized trees.
The key change in ovarian function with age is the steady decline in the size of the non-growing follicle pool, with the menopause occurring when the pool falls below a threshold to be able to support sufficient growing follicles to result in regular ovulation.
"Most people are self-sufficient, growing their own food on their land".
For my mother, it was their early years together when they were semi self-sufficient, grew their own vegetables and had goats in the front garden and chickens in the back.
The lack of the wheel and the absence of draught animals meant that large quantities of food could not be transported, and cities had to be largely self-sufficient, growing maize, varieties of beans, squash, manioc and other staples of the region.
Growth driven by consumption, instead of trade and investment, is alone sufficient to grow China's G.D.P. by 3 to 4 percent annually.
The party wants the Scotland bill, designed to give Scotland greater financial accountability, improved because it argues it does not give the Scottish government sufficient to grow Scotland's economy.
