Given that tip and stalk can inter-convert freely depending on their environment (Sweeney et al., 2008), expression of both may reflect limitations of monolayer culture.
Plants and photosynthetic bacteria are unique in their ability to convert the freely available electromagnetic energy in sunlight into chemical bond energy, the energy that holds atoms together in molecules and is transferred or released in chemical reactions.
Maybe one day, he said, there will be an official Moroccan church, where he and his fellow converted can freely go without problems.
PAH concentrations in SPMDs (CSPMD, ng/g) were converted to freely dissolved water concentrations (Cw,SPMD, ng/L) using the following established equation: eq 1where Rs are laboratory determined PAH sampling rates (L/d), VSPMD is the sampler volume (mL), and t is the deployment time in days (d).
Mr. De la Rúa said depositors could freely convert their peso accounts to dollar accounts, and mandated that high interest rates awarded to those who save in pesos be reduced to the lower levels paid to people who save in dollars.
Yet it ran in its pure form only from 1844 (when the pound was freely converted into gold) until 1914.
All of these systems are said to be conservative in the sense that energy can be freely converted from one form to another without limit.
What sort of woman freely converts to a religion which supports the oppression, torment and murder of thousands of Christians, homosexuals and spirited women, worldwide, every year?
But it has barely started on the second, the liberalisation of China's capital account so that the yuan can be freely converted with other currencies at market rates.
So is Bitwage, which is using BitReserve to provide its customers with an ability to freely and instantly convert their Bitcoin wages into the currency of their choice.
However, to maintain a high concentration of inorganic carbon in the symbiosome, the host may need to convert CO2 to the less freely diffusing bicarbonate anion (Bertucci et al. 2013).
