Sentence examples for whereas grow from inspiring English sources

A key concept is that BA is external to the Tree record submodel and can 'see' all the diameters, and thus computes the stand-level statistic, whereas Grow sees only the single Dbh within its own Tree record. Figure 2 also adds influences that denote how both growth and mortality depend on tree size and stand density.

Growing BA, RY, and TR in mixtures with legumes decreased NDF concentrations, whereas growing RG and WT with legumes did not affect the NDF concentrations of either the fresh or the ensiled forages.

VEGF by itself here did not affect viability or differentiation of hNSCs, whereas growing cells on poly d,l-lactic acid-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) microparticles, with or without VEGF, doubled astrocytic and neuronal differentiation.

We're primed to imagine individual farmers choosing crops pragmatically whereas growing rice is often better understood as a total social phenomenon (Mauss 1967), a community activity that is not just practical but moral, aesthetic, political, religious, and ethnic too.

As for the speed, no age effect on stride length was demonstrated, whereas growing healthy dogs increased their stride length.

Whereas housebuilding grew by 187% in Spain and 177% in Ireland between 1996 and 2006, the British increase was just 12%.

Whereas, plants grown in SCT (T2), SLT (T3), and SFT (T1) behaved similar in case of flower diameter (Fig. 1).

"He was growing only one-quarter to one-half inch a year," she added, "whereas most children grow about two inches a year".

Whereas kitchens grow ever larger in most houses, in pieds-à-terre they are, if not afterthoughts, distinctly secondary.

But whereas chelicerae grow out of the middle part of arachnid heads, sea spider grabbers seem to sprout from the front.

At this conversation, a mother there explained to me how, in her community, sons are not expected to do anything to help at home, whereas daughters grow up, from the earliest age, being servants to their brothers and fathers.