The fresh weight and water content of the space-grown Mizuna were 82.9 g and 92.5%, and those of the ground-grown Mizuna were 58.0 g and 92.0%, respectively, after 28 days of cultivation, showing that Mizuna grew as well or better under spaceflight environment in ISS as well as on the ground.
Seen from an elevated point of view, the wonderfully articulated lines and contents of the space cant toward the window.
Malignancies of the masticator space are intrinsic when they arise from the contents of the space and extrinsic when they extend from the adjacent spaces [3, 4].
Benign and malignant tumours may arise from the different contents of the space, and malignant tumours may appear well defined and confined by the fascia, without signs of aggressiveness.
Perhaps more shocking than its sheer size were the contents of the space; two-thirds of the few thousand square feet were filled with a sea of mannequins covered in paint, glitter, and other craft-like materials, donning some of the most peculiar outfits I'd ever seen.
When some form of random sampling is part of the algorithm — whether sampling of the data or sampling of the parameters — the content of the predictor space or the predictor space itself will vary [31].
This methodology enhances the information content of the design space by omitting quality surrogates (e.g., dissolution, moisture content) that are utilized in current design space practices.
This article describes research conducted to gather empirical evidence on size, character and content of the option space in building design projects.
The content of the masticator space also includes the additional structures encompassed within these fascial boundaries.
The protein content of the periplasmic space was released and after 3 min at 4°C collected by centrifugation at 17,200 g for 20 min.
Prominent staining of Cnnm4 in the OPL, IPL, and GCL suggests a possible role in the maintenance of the ionic content of the extracellular space around the axons, dendrites, and synapses in the neural retina.
