This is not the case in imaging, where hybrid "creatures" are giving birth to several "fertile" studies, clinical applications and educational programs.
Almost a century on, his work remains a fertile field of study, an object of astonishment, and a source of pride to his native land.
Until I started looking into this, I did not realize that procrastination was such a fertile field of study for so many people and that there were so many types of procrastinators procrastinating in so many ways.
This concept is suggestive of a new method for controlling the growth and spread of existing cancer cells in situ and indicates the possibility that extracellular proteins and/or embryonic mesenchymal fibroblasts may represent a fertile subject for study of new anti-cancer treatments.
Japan is another fertile field for tephrochronological studies, and, not surprisingly, Japanese scientists have greatly contributed to the development of the science.
As one of the most sizeable recent groups of immigrants in the UK since 2004, the Poles in the UK make for a fertile case study to explore transnational engagement.
In individual cases an apparent reciprocal relationship between MECA-79 and HECA-452 staining was observed for the fertile and study groups (Fig. 4).
A Mann–Whitney U-test was then applied in a post hoc manner to determine significant differences between specific group pairs for median scores (immunohistochemistry) and the percentage of normalized volume (immunoblot) between, mainly fertile versus study groups.
Therefore, when analyzing MECA-79 expression, all bands represented in these specific areas were quantified using a rectangle tool (Fig. 5B) as well as the total band densities (sum of all components) (Fig. 5C) between fertile and study groups.
