For sperm head morphology, 500 spermatozoa were examined in Williams-stained slides using a light microscope at 1,000× magnification, and the numbers of sperm head abnormalities (pear shape, narrow-based, abnormal contour, lack of development, narrowness, abaxial implantation, and abnormal loose heads) were identified.
I had found considerable clarity in the contours of the developments in the city's postwar jazz scene.
By creating space in urban development discourse and practice for the concerns of their communities and by demonstrating tangible outcomes in the void left by government inaction, community coalitions expansively pressure the restrictive contours of contemporary urban development policy.
Open image in new window Figure 13 Observed vertical stress (Pa) contour after development of galleries in coal seam in BG panel.
Using history and economic history textbooks for both countries and a neoclassical growth framework, the course examines the contours of each country's development through the perspectives of industrialization, imperialism, institutions, and international engagement.
Using history and economic history textbooks for both countries and a neoclassical growth framework, the course would examine the contours of each country's development through the perspectives of industrialization, imperialism, institutions, and international engagement.
Hargreaves et al. [[21]] thus underestimate the common problems private as well as public actors face when they are in a situation of challenging the status quo: (a) Both are unsure about the contours of the future regulatory development.
As the deadline for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) draws near, debates about the contours of a new post-2015 development agenda that will best meet the needs of the world's poor are accelerating.
Have recent developments in genomics and related sciences changed the contours of the genetics and life insurance debate?
On the contours of absence.
The contours of her career are familiar.
