Physiological and molecular investigations have provided evidence that endosymbionts supply their host's diet with limiting nutrients, thereby improving their invasive power and their ability to settle on nutritionally poor sources and habitats, such as blood (Glossina, Rhodnius), plant sap (aphids, psyllids, whiteflies, mealybugs), and cereal grains (Sitophilus) [ 2, 4].
TONY BLAIR'S belief that he would make it to the opening of the Scottish Parliament on the morning of July 1st showed a touching faith in the ability of Northern Ireland's politicians to settle their differences by an agreed deadline even as dramatic a deadline as midnight on June 30th.
While this does not prevent people from migrating to other jurisdictions for temporary work, it places severe limits on their ability to settle permanently in any location other than the one corresponding to their birth hukou.
Eggs can, however, hatch quickly (4.5 days at 14°C), and larvae seem capable of controlling, to some extent, their movements (Henderson 1998), which together with their ability to settle both inshore or offshore waters (Bolle et al. 1994) may reduce the dispersal of most individual eggs.
It cut to the core of how residents feel about themselves and their fellow human beings and whether they believe that luck had anything to do with their ability to settle in this bucolic community of mostly well-to-do professionals 22 miles east of San Francisco.
Of course, if you have travelled during the day, this excessive sleep can affect their ability to settle down and sleep at night, once you have reached your destination.
She's just there to settle their little disputes.
"They are used by politicians to settle their differences".
Crack pushers cannot ask the courts to settle their disputes.
We got workers and automakers to settle their differences.
