Previous studies evidenced that the metabolism of the leaf (i) changes slightly before emergence of flowers54,55 and (ii) is connected to the sink organ56,57.
The sudden emergence of 2009 H1N1 influenza in the spring of that year sparked a surge in visits to emergency departments in New York City and other communities.
World Tea News forecasts the emergence of 8,000 tea-specific retail outlets in America by 2018 (in 2003 there were only 1,000).
Many other technological advances, including the development of new materials, played a crucial role in the emergence of today's practical fuel cells.
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In 1999, he was outspoken in his support for Nato bombing to halt Belgrade's campaign of ethnic cleansing in Kosovo – action that made possible the emergence of today's independent country.
Porter, who Coach Jay Gruden said had missed Tuesday's practice because his flight on Monday evening got canceled, was deemed expendable because of the emergence of 2014 fourth-rounder Bashaud Breeland, and 2015 free-agent addition, Chris Culliver.
But if horizontal gene transfer has occurred, then the fact that so many genes have been transferred to O157 H7 supports the suggestion11 that the continuing emergence of O157 H7 as a pathogen results from its ability to undergo rapid genetic change.
Comprehensive and highly practical, Patch-Clamp Analysis: Advanced Techniques surveys all the major applications that involve patch pipets and sets the stage for the emergence of today's new applications involving genomics, proteomics, and sophisticated imaging techniques.
"The emergence of Jan . 26as some national patriotic day ― it's quite sickening and appalling for our community.
