This is the source from which the plants used in this study were grown, augmented by samples obtained from Mary Eubanks.
Starting in the late seventies, his fame grew internationally, augmented by such public commissions as a terrific skeletal lobe of stainless steel and bronze, "That Profile" (1997-99), athehe Getty Center, in Los Angeles.
Gaza's growing population was augmented by an influx of refugees fleeing nearby cities, towns and villages that were captured by Israel.
A depletion in water level of shallow aquifer is also reported in this district which was attributed to increased exploitation of the groundwater to augment growing needs of the population (Rachna Bhatti 2016).
It has also been shown that plants grown on AMF augmented soil are more resistant to biotic and abiotic stresses in nature (Karaki and Al Radded 1997; Silva-Sánchez et al. 2008).
As a result, there has been growing interest in augmenting the topological information of biological networks for graph-based analysis with observed activity data.
An article in this morning's Washington Post augmented investors' growing sense that the Fed is not likely to inflict a series of interest rates on the economy in the next coming months.
In another Arabidopsis mutant deficient in cytosolic glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (gpdhc1), increases in NADH levels and in turn the NADH: NAD+ ratio led to enhanced ROS levels under standard growing conditions and significantly augmented H2O2 production under stress [ 36, 37].
At least some donors should break from this logic and massively augment growing but wholly inadequate of humanitarian aid now crossing from Turkey into Syria through nongovernmental organizations.
Linear plans to acquire eight more Eclipse 500s by the end of the year to augment its growing business.
Together, the studies augment a growing scientific consensus that pre-exercise stretching is generally unnecessary and likely counterproductive.
