The latter conditions did not change the direction of selection on lysis time, but merely facilitated longer, more convenient passages.
This priority was derived from the need to render the Panamá Canal suitable for the colonialist exploitation of a convenient trade passage.
THE NEW bridge over the River Foyle, allowing pedestrians and cyclists a convenient if blustery passage between the western and eastern parts of Northern Ireland's second city, is a powerful symbol of divided urban space.
In a sense, she may be a convenient scapegoat for the passage of reforms that Mr Hollande and his ministers know to be necessary but unpopular within his party.The view across the RhineWhen Konrad Adenauer, chancellor of West Germany, and Charles de Gaulle, France's president, met in 1962 in Reims cathedral for a mass of reconciliation, de Gaulle's chair was taller than Adenauer's.
What the book, and others like it, show clearly is how World Cups, arguably more than even the Olympics, become woven into our own life stories and used as convenient mileposts to mark the passage of time.
Russian President Vladimir Putin isn't a full-blown Fascist, but he has "flipped through Stalin's copy of the totalitarian playbook and underlined passages of interest to call on when convenient".
This may be interesting if low-passage xenografts are desired, as it has been shown that similar to cell lines xenografts may acquire additional mutations and changes in the karyotype [ 17, 12]; and it is very convenient in relieving laboratories from the necessity of continuous passaging.
In vitro methods make it possible to measure the unidirectional flux (passage) of a molecule through a biological tissue and provide a convenient way of investigating the basic principles underlying percutaneous absorption.
Now is a convenient point to address these questions (as we did not do in initially examining the Aristocles passage).
