Sentence examples for vegetative notes from inspiring English sources

The quirky allure hit a snag with desserts, which emphasize vegetative notes and do not reward with sufficient sweetness or deliciousness.

Differences among the smRNA classes of immature seed versus vegetative tissues were noted with the seed tissues having significantly higher percentages of the 24-nt size class likely, representing siRNAs from silenced repetitive regions.

As we have noted, assessment of vegetative and minimally conscious patients is difficult and the error rate in diagnosis may be as high as 43% [ 2- 4].

Warmer years can increase food and also refuge supply by boosting vegetative growth during winter, as previously noted.

In the case of the CRASH trial, the authors collapsed the Glasgow Outcome Scale into four categories, combining vegetative state and severe disability, and noted a common OR of 1.15 (P = 0.0007), suggesting that the observed treatment effect affected survival and recovery across the entire range of outcome categories.

Vickery and Wullstein [48], noting substantial divergence in floral and vegetative morphology, isozymes, and petal pigmentation chemistry, as well as moderate postzygotic barriers to gene flow, suggest that the two races could be construed as two species.

Similarities in vegetative parts in Aureolaria and Dasistoma have been noted, but the two genera have been considered distinct based on floral morphology [ 14].

One should note this cDNA collection was from various vegetative tissues while the floral tissues were not available for this study because Moso bamboo flowers every 67 years on average.

As noted above, CLF mediates global H3K27 trimethylation during vegetative development; in addition, recent whole-genome analysis of H3K27 trimethylation in Arabidopsis has revealed that this modification is associated with FLC chromatin in the absence of vernalization treatment [39], which is likely deposited by a CLF-containing PRC2-like complex.

We also noted that several sHsp genes are expressed constitutively in vegetative tissues and during panicle or seed development.

Silvertown (2008) noted, 'Sexual reproduction can take place only in circumstances where vegetative growth is possible.