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In contrast, Chhin et al. (2013) examined a more southern population of white pine in Michigan's Lower Peninsula and did not observe any radial growth dependency on spring temperatures.
Unlike other evolutionary algorithms, the CSA method separates growing channels from the underlying ground structure so that the growth dependency on node locations and element connections is eliminated and cooling channels are provided with more flexibility to grow toward an arbitrary direction in the conduction domain.
However these variants were defective in all other measures of GroEL function tested including ability to support bacterial growth at high temperature, in vivo folding of the GroEL substrate HrcA, and phage lambda and Mu growth (whose growth dependency on GroEL and GroES historically led to the naming of the GroE genes [ Georgopoulos et al., 1972]).
To test effectiveness of IL6 depletion mediated via IL6 antibody (2 μg/ml; goat polyclonal antibody, R&D Systems, Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA), growth dependency of mouse hybridoma B9 cells on presence of IL6 was utilized [ 124].
Moreover, a growing dependency on large-scale IT and the internet has generated strong growth in the number and size of data centres, despite the global recession.
Rising fuel prices are not good for any consuming economy, but Asia's growing dependency on oil is not yet large enough to do more than trim growth rates, analysts say.
Since tropical countries are characterized by rapid demographic growth, the population dependency on ecosystems is high resulting in ecosystem degradation.
Looking to spur growth and reduce its dependency on cyclical industries like electronics and manufacturing, the current plan is to make Singapore Asias hub for life sciences and financial services.
In vitro cell studies demonstrated that all the selected scaffolds were able to support the cell proliferation, the cell attachment and growth resulting to their dependency on the polymer concentration and structural features.
Second, I trace the development of Tijuana's flood control and potable water conveyance networks, designed and built between the 1960s and the 1980s, which enabled rapid urban growth but ultimately cultivated dependency on a distant, state engineered water source.
One of the hallmarks of cancer is a loss of the cancer cells' dependency on specific growth factors for growth [ 1].
