Collectively, these observations demonstrate that the GmARFs have diverse expression patterns as their Arabidopsis counterparts, suggesting that the functions of the GmARFs may be diversified in a similar manner as that of the AtARFs.
The optimization manoeuvres that were taken into account are: The collection of crude phage samples was diversified in a way that 1 g of as minimal as 10 different samples from hospital dirt, sewage, and cattle waste was used to form the crude mixture.
Additionally, the types of acid sites are diversified in the BBLM composites compared to either bare BEA or lamellar MFI zeolites.
The fact is that plant leaves are diversified in structure and geometric shape, which usually makes the realistic rendering of plants leaves very difficult.
Taxa from the family Vibrionaceae are diversified in their life styles; some species are free living, others are symbiotic, and others are human pathogens.
We spoke to five farms that are diversifying in innovative ways, from re-creating battlefields for film sets to setting up service stations.
The panelists--five scientists and engineers, including men, women, whites, Latinos, and African Americans--demonstrated that careers in science are diversifying in more ways than one.
Both the Active and the Zoom S4 variants remind me of how companies are diversifying in another crowded, near saturated market: point-and-shoot cameras.
We then compared these axes of diversification to test whether the three assemblages are diversifying in parallel through the unconstrained global morphospace.
Consequently, the experimental conditions should be diversified in order to obtain a list of gene correlations as exhaustive as possible and thus an accurate image of the chromosomal structure.
