The circadian regulation resulted in distinctive, free-running rhythms of stomatal opening under constant light conditions for simulated wild type and mutant plants, similar to those observed experimentally [ 18].
In McLaren Vale, family-owned d'Arenberg makes more than 30 different wines, all of them distinctive and free of winemaking manipulations.
Visit any of the eight e-commerce stores and witness a distinctive, crowd free, shopping experience.
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This purified protein is structurally, antigenically, and functionally analogous to biologically generated mCRP and represents a useful and advantageous reagent for the expanded study of the conformationally distinctive CRP-free subunit (Zouki et al. 2001; Khreiss et al. 2002; Ji et al. 2006a, b).
As a result, by the end of the century, Lithuania had become a distinctive region of free farmers unparalleled elsewhere in the Russian Empire.
In his treatise he also cited knowledgeably the distinctive views on free will held by late-medieval theologians of the via moderna or nominalist tradition.
The design is based on a non-linear switching model, inspired by the cell transmission traffic flow model, that has a distinctive behavior for free flow or congested traffic.
For the moment, however, Mr. Kelly said the company had no plans to change its most distinctive customer policies, including free checked bags.
But as the founders of those schools and their pupils await results day, there is a growing sense in the sector that what made free schools distinctive is being watered down as the government struggles to meet the challenge of providing sufficient school places.
