Sentence examples for timing of phase from inspiring English sources

But it is kind of looking at these the timing of phase relationships can tell you something about the interaction pump between the two areas.

The AstS/AstR TCS is required for the correct timing of phase variant switching in P. luminescens [ 28].

The timing of phase resetting may be functionally significant (Gruber et al. 2005; Klimesch, Hanslmayr, et al. 2007).

In P. luminescens, expression of UspA has been shown to be under control of the AstS/AstR TCS, which is important for the correct timing of phase variant switching [ 28].

Positional evidence from the QTL analysis implicated EgrMIR156.5 as the potential cause of the difference in the timing of phase change between the precocious and the normal populations used in this study.

The timing of phase change was quantified by counting the number of nodes (cotyledons = node 0) at which transitions between these foliage types occurred, with the traits termed "last juvenile node" and "number of intermediate nodes".

The overexpression of the active form of the N-receptor (Nintra) driven by a heat-shock promotor was used to ectopically trigger the N-pathway after a temperature pulse (HS) to 37°C for 10 min. In a series of control experiments, we ascertained that the kinetic of the N-response triggered under Nts-1 and Nintra conditions were compatible with the timing of phases of the cell cycle.

Plants, like other higher organisms, progress through a series of developmental phases, and the correct timing of these phase changes is critical for growth and reproduction, and thus for survival in the natural environment.

Here, we aim to elucidate the molecular genetic basis of adaptive differentiation between E. globulus ecotypes with precocious vegetative phase change and those in which the timing of vegetative phase change is more characteristic of the species norm.

In this study we examined the molecular basis of heterochronic differentiation between naturally occurring ecotypes of the forest tree E. globulus with precocious vegetative phase change and those in which the timing of vegetative phase change is more characteristic of the species norm.

This finding is consistent with the conserved role of miR156 suppressing vegetative phase change and provides further evidence that this locus underlies the observed difference in timing of vegetative phase change.