Sentence examples for tightly grown from inspiring English sources

John Brookes at Denmans in West Sussex seemed to me to have the right idea last time I visited: big, tightly grown bushes of vivid buddleia formed the backdrops for dramatic August displays of dahlias.

C5L was obtained after expansion of a single cell, whereas B10L was derived by the expansion of individual clumps of tightly growing cells.

But when asked whether she is ready for the scrutiny a campaign would bring, she smiled tightly and grew silent.

Thus, the nanorod array grown tightly on alloy serves as the "electronic wires" for the electron transferring between the HRP-active sites and the alloy substrate surface.

We describe here a new expression vector, pLAC11, which was designed to be more regulable and thus more tightly repressible when grown under repressed conditions.

The coatings consist of tightly packed submicron grains grown up into agglomerates 2 4 μm in diameter.

For RNA, cell lines were all grown under tightly controlled growth conditions in the same batch of RPMI 1640 medium with 10% FCS and antibiotics, to limit variation in RNA production related to cell culturing effects.

Further, experiments on cloned cell lines of a single cell type grown under tightly controlled conditions for a fixed (and relatively short) length of time may contrast starkly with clinical samples extracted from living organisms containing multiple cell types that have been in a dynamic environment for months or years.

The plate was sealed tightly and bacteria were grown overnight at 37°C.

In a greenhouse setting, corn plants were grown under tightly controlled nitrogen and water conditions, allowing sampling of various tissues and stress combinations.

Our study thus confirms, and widely extends, the results shown for Arabidopsis thaliana grown under tightly controlled conditions [ 11, 12], for an important crop species grown under field conditions.