In most cases, transformation and regeneration are not routine, and generally limited to a few examples with relatively low numbers of transgenic lines [ 33- 35].
For example, individuals with relatively mild disabilities like asthma or arthritis, who were counted as able-bodied three years ago, are now counted among those whose work abilities are restricted.
For example, even with relatively modest rents that start at just $5.75 a square foot per year for industrial space, the turnover rate at Atlas remains "fairly high," said H. Dale Hemmerdinger, the grandson of Atlas's founder and the president of the Manhattan-based Atco Properties and Management.
For example, polymers with relatively rigid structures can adsorb onto crystal surfaces more easily to inhibit drug precipitation.
Moreover, violations of the DSH may help us better understand the adaptive value of locomotor mechanics, since, for example, walking with relatively long strides at a given speed may allow for safer locomotion on unstable substrates (e.g. small narrow branches), or may contribute to energetically economical walking and running (Demes et al., 1990; Pontzer, 2007a).
Our results suggest that in practice, augmenting an existing external reference panel (1000 Genomes, for example) with even relatively few haplotypes from the study population of interest can improve genotype imputation.
For example, planning zones with relatively higher pavedness such as CBD zone and the mixed-use district zone selected most of the biophysical variables with relatively higher importance than other independent variables used for the variable selection (Figs. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11).
For example, gold nanoparticles with relatively large scattering cross sections are ideal for enhancing the contrast in OCT, whereas photoacoustic imaging requires the use of gold nanoparticles with large absorption cross sections.
However, above a certain level, for example, in Norway with relatively high rates for both GPs and OPCs, there might be no further substitution effect of increasing GP availability without more clearly defining the organisation and content of the services.
For example, bird species with relatively larger brains and a high frequency of foraging innovations in their native ranges showed higher probability of invasive success into novel environments (Sol et al. 2002, 2005).
