Additionally, within the additional 12 oil control dam group, the offspring from 6 prenatally oil-treated dams were cross-fostered to the other 6 prenatally oil-treated foster mothers to control for any possible effects of the fostering procedure.
Pups born to LP-diet-fed dams were cross fostered to control-fed mothers on postnatal d 3 to create a recuperated litter.
It is of great interest to not only to foster plant growth, but to control plant growth.
It is on a campaign to build soccer-specific stadiums, which would allow the league to control revenues, foster an intimate atmosphere for the game and create a demand for tickets.
However, in most industrial applications, internal devices are often added to control heat transfer, to foster bubble break-up or to limit liquid phase back mixing.
A study by Getachew et al. (2016) reported that even physical soil and water conservation measures installed in some watersheds is not to its technical standards to control soil erosion and foster ecosystem rehabilitation.
The lean and obese dams as depicted in groups 1 and 2 did not suckle their own offspring to control for the cross-fostering stress possibly imposed on groups 3 and 4 as above.
Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, who no one could accuse of being soft on Communism, frequently signed arms control agreements with the Soviet Union to foster stability and control the arms race.
Moreover such a solution can be integrated with Internet of Thinks platform to foster monitoring and controlling tasks led by civil engineers to govern quality of construction works.
First, she represents continuity with the Fed's current low-interest-rate policies to foster employment while controlling inflation.
The aim of visibility is to foster planning, control and agility of operations associated with the product and to improve customer experience of the product.
