Sentence examples for the application timing from inspiring English sources

It provides a synchronous framework to synchronize distributed applications that is open to accepting and removing components on-line, with reduced impact on the application timing.

When modelling pesticide fate for risks assessment, the application timing input is one of the main uncertainty sources among all the parameters involved in the river network contaminations process.

Another interesting result was the finding that the application timing of the cold-stress protectants was obviously more important than the number of applications, and single starter applications of Zn/Mn or Zn/Mn-rich seaweed extracts were equally effective than weekly applications during the first 21 DAS (Fig. 4).

These results showed significant variation in flavonoid accumulation, indicating that the accumulation of flavonoid may potentially be manipulated by altering the application timing of the microbial based products.

Heavy rainfall prior to planting the 2011 crop reduced soil N availability from pre-plant applied N fertilizer indicating the high susceptibility of that application timing to leaching.

We simulated the optimal application timing of the measures by assuming that the interventions were implemented prior to the introduction of the first infected case and continued indefinitely.

The objective of this study was to determine the impact of WBM application rate on salt accumulation and leaching in the soil, and the impact of application timing and rate on wheat (Triticum aestivum L). production.

Another potential reason for the elevated TUs was the change in application timing of bifenthrin.

Regardless of the concentrations or application timing, there is no alteration in the berries and clusters physical characteristics.

There is limited information on the optimal glyphosate application timing in glyphosate-tolerant soybeans (Glycine max) following the application of a residual herbicide such as flufenacet plus metribuzin.

To understand the influence of microbial product application timing (TI and TII) on the flavonoid pathway, the expression of genes encoding key PP pathway enzymes PAL1, PAL2, PAL3, PAL4, C4H, CHS, CHI, F3H, F3'H, FLS1, DFR, LDOX, and UF3GT were analyzed in Arabidopsis leaves using qPCR.