Sentence examples for useful for drought from inspiring English sources
The proposed method would be useful for drought prediction to integrate drought information from various sources for early drought warning.
Due to the consistent nature of remote sensing data, the bias errors are largely eliminated from influencing the year-to-year variability of scaled depth, making it useful for drought monitoring and early warning applications.
In general, our results suggest that vertical root pulling resistance and pod harvest index are important selection objectives for improving seed yield in common beans under non-stress and stress conditions, and particularly useful for drought and BSM tolerance evaluation.
These results suggest that OsHsp17.0 and OsHsp23.7 play an important role in rice acclimation to salt and drought stresses and are useful for engineering drought and salt tolerance rice.
The results and experience obtained from this study could be a useful reference for drought resistance engineering in rice.
The photosynthetic traits of IL-hairy, with a high WUEp, may be useful for improving drought tolerance and for reducing water inputs in rice cropping.
Together, these results suggest that ONAC045 encodes a novel stress-responsive NAC transcription factor and is potential useful for engineering drought and salt tolerant rice.
PeSCL7, a member of GRAS genes from poplar, was regarded useful for engineering drought- and salt-tolerant trees [ 64].
There is a lack of information on the classification of root distribution patterns for many peanut genotypes and the relationship between rooting traits and yield under mid-season drought, which could be useful for breeding for drought tolerance.
Our results indicate that the 1Sl chromosome of Aegilops longissima has potential gene resources that could be useful for improving wheat drought resistance.
One way to focus the search for useful drought tolerance genes is to compare differential expression of genes between genotypes that exhibit varying levels of drought tolerance.
