In horsetails generally, conditions favouring vegetative growth evoke a preponderance of initially female gametophytes; less favourable conditions induce the production of male gametophytes.
The original structure of some proteins can be regenerated upon removal of the denaturing agent and restoration of conditions favouring the native state.
The index, based on observed data and survey results, measures the level of technology and the conditions favouring business start-ups.
The article contains assumptions and results of an analysis on the frequency of occurrence of weather conditions favouring deposition of wet snow on overhead power lines in Poland.
Theoretical studies along with experimental findings reveal that the PCDD/PCDF ratio remains very sensitive to the operating conditions, with pyrolytic conditions favouring the formation of PCDFs.
This combination of conditions favouring the development of canopy lichen communities in old forests was best expressed in low elevation water receiving sites.
Conditions favouring cell growth (max. 10.5 g dw/l) were identified as (g/l) beet molasses 80, ammonium sulphate 1, magnesium sulphate 0.2, and temperature 30 °C.
The whole sturdy structure is well adapted to the breezy coastal shingles that it inhabits, but it will adapt to garden conditions, favouring a sunny spot on a light yet fertile soil.
The transition onset during repassivation was more marked for conditions favouring formation at the pit bottom of a solid layer, though poorly protective due to aluminium oxychloride intermediates.
In later centuries, shaped by geographic conditions favouring maritime industries, Denmark established trading alliances throughout northern and western Europe and beyond, particularly with Great Britain and the United States.
In the 'temporal stand replacement model' (TSRM), disturbance creates conditions favouring a colonising cohort that is replaced by a suite of relatively shade-tolerant canopy species, which establish following the synchronous senescence of the pioneer canopy.
