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In the baseline, frost was rare or non-existent between stem elongation and inflorescence emergence for all regions (Table 7).

Following mastery of one relation within the set, probes were conducted to assess emergence of all untrained relations within set 1. Once mastery criteria were met through direct training or emergence for all intraverbal relations in set 1, probes were conducted to evaluate relations across all sets (1 3).

A Spearman correlation analysis found highly significant correlations between expression value and mosquito chronological age (measured in days post pupal emergence) for all seven genes (Table 2), with R2 value ranging from 0.5 (P<0.01) to 0.93 (P<0.93).

All lineages showed similar tMRCA estimates, suggesting a common time of emergence for all of them, between ~1875 and ~1976.

Shoot emergence for all populations took place starting late in the second winter (at 5 °C) through the second spring (at 15/5 and 20/10 °C) (Fig.  5).

To examine the generality of the hypothesis that the CGIs forming gDMRs were novel CGIs recently acquired during mammalian evolution, we reviewed the time of novel CGI emergence for all the maternal gDMR loci using the novel data analyzed in this study combined with the data from previous reports.

Development time was calculated as the average number of days from egg hatch to adult emergence for a cohort of flies that emerged from a single plant.

For emissivity measurements at 5° and 10°, emergence angle aluminum wedges were used, while for all the emergence angles from 20° to 60° (in 10° steps) we used custom-designed stainless steel wedges (see Fig. 1).

For the C → W treatment, root emergence (≥83%%) for all populations occurred during the first summer at 25/15 °C (Fig.  5) concomitantly with embryo growth (data not shown).

Finally, time-scale analysis based on the N gene showed that OROV emerged in Brazil ≈223 years ago and that genotype I (based on N gene data) was responsible for the emergence of all other genotypes and for virus dispersal.

In the third toxicity study, Pittinger et al. (1989) exposed the filter and deposit feeding Chironomus riparius to natural stream sediments spiked with C11.8 LAS and monitored midge emergence for approximately 24 days (until all midges emerged as adults).