Sentence examples for would mature from inspiring English sources

The maturation process is modeled via a deterministic maturation reaction norm (MRN) approach (i.e., a fish would mature if its length is above the threshold for maturation at a given age; Stearns and Koella 1986; Heino et al. 2002).

Nobody knew if the grapes would mature enough.

But, Dr. Anderson said, the cells would mature and would not be stem cells anymore.

The ideal fish for human consumption would mature quickly and reproduce in staggering numbers.

CIT said in its bankruptcy petition that $800 million of its bonds would mature from Sunday through Tuesday.

Later, Waugh's comic vision would mature and darken into books such as Brideshead Revisited and the Sword of Honour trilogy.

I didn't think he'd mature as quickly as he has, but he has.

Those who rarely napped didn't benefit from the bonus nap, suggesting that they'd matured out of needing one and could get by with a bit less sleep and a longer awake stretch.

His peers hoped he'd "matured into a striker who'd dominate English football for the next decade" but in the end, it seems as though his shyness or his meekness counted against him.

If a salt bridge between Glu256 and Arg276 were important for the maturation of human P-gp, it would be expected that an E256R/R276E mutant would still mature.

The immature eggs, though, would not mature.