outgrowth造句

Plant straw is crop outgrowth.

Technology is the outgrowth of science.

an outgrowth on a beech tree

Their adamantine conservatism is the slow outgrowth of this experience.

My book on human capital was the outgrowth of my first research project for the Bureau.

Caruncle a fleshy outgrowth from a seed, similar to, but smaller than, an aril.

It was a very natural outgrowth of the environment I was in.

Stipule A modified leaf found as an outgrowth from the petiole or leaf base.

The "debate" over global warming is perhaps the most pernicious outgrowth of tobacco's strategy.

PMEDE is an outgrowth of the SAPMP, which seeks to promote an efficient regional power market within SADC.

His 2002 book Smart Mobs, which presaged Web 2.0 in predicting collaborative ventures like Wikipedia, was the outgrowth of decades spent studying and living life online.

Is this really an inequity or injustice in the voting procedure or merely an outgrowth of the fans selecting the starters, which has taken place since 1975?

In many ways, the public cloud is an outgrowth of large colocation providers and ISPs buying up servers and creating a lucrative outsourced server industry.

Researchers say cloning is a natural outgrowth of their research into animal breeding and the production of medicines from animal blood and milk.

It's an outgrowth of the basic need that we all have to be close to and understood by the people we love the most, says psychologist Anthony Wolf, Ph.D.