In 2011, Gronkowski elevated the common spike to a level it had not reached in years, if ever.
This buffering effect of polyploidy on mutations might be the reason for the stable fertility in 'Miracle-Wheat,' resulting in improved grain number per spike and elevated sink capacity.
During VOR-increase training (E ), the probability of a climbing fiber spike was elevated in a window 75 250 ms (grey box) after the onset of each ipsiversive vestibular stimulus (i.e., climbing fiber activity in the left flocculus increased during head rotation to the left).
Although mean sound and mean maximum sound intensities are significantly reduced in a single-bedded room, the frequency of sound spikes remained elevated so there is still a lack of improvement in sleep continuity.
"The recent turmoil in northern Iraq, food price inflation, and elevated fears of energy price spikes are weighing down many small businesses".
By 3 min after insemination, the fertilization envelope was fully elevated, and a myriad of spikes were visualized by FM 1-43 in the perivitelline space (Fig. 9B).
Because of the refractory spiking fever, hepatomegaly, elevated liver enzymes, and no identified infection source or pathogen, a sono-guided fine-needle liver biopsy was performed on day-13.
Then, in 2009, a team led by Virginia Tech civil engineering professor Marc Edwards published research showing that District children had, in fact, suffered elevated blood lead levels when lead spiked in the city's water.
Associated systemic symptoms (spiking temperatures to 40 °C, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate up to 120 mm per hour and anaemia) were noted.
Another egg will be released about halfway through your cycle, at which point the hormone progesterone spikes up and will stay elevated until a few days before your next period, says Ari Shechter, PhD, assistant professor of medicine at Columbia University Medical Center.
