By 4,000 BC, nonshattering spikelet bases of carbonized rice grains had increased sufficiently in percentage in lower Yangzi sites (to between40%and65%65%) for Fuller et al. (2009) to accept that rice had become fully domesticated, a process that had progressed continuously for more than 2,500 years from the incipient stage of (mainly wild) rice cultivation represented at Jiahu and Shangshan.
Uterine involution [ 40] and elimination of bacteria from the uterine lumen [ 41] progress continuously in the postpartum period, which was also the reason why cows which remained anovulatory beyond day 42 post partum were eliminated from luteal and hormonal analysis.
Surely that is our evolutionary destiny, to progress continuously, to adapt?
As a sales call progresses, continuously ask yourself if you are establishing the personal, technical, business, and political receptive states.
The annual mean of %RMSD in the IRI-2012 model TEC with IRI-2001 toption optisn is maximum at the equatorial CUSV station (99.4%) during the solar minimum year 2009 and decreases continuously from 99.4% to 43.2% as time progresses towards higher solar activity years, i.e., from 2009 to 2013.
Ameloblasts of the incisor enamel organ are generated continuously from an apical progenitor cell population and, as they progress through the secretory and maturation zones, the numbers are reduced by ∼50% by apoptosis (15, 19, 20).
The DNA governed almost continuously from 1945 to 1965.
I was here continuously from '68 until '82.
Even more such radiation comes continuously from deep space.
And it is one, almost continuously, from appetizers to desserts.
Hopkins conducted weekly sampling (more or less) continuously from March 1951 through June 1974.
