Thereafter, the leaves were placed above wet filter paper in Petri dishes, which were sealed with parafilm to maintain high humidity conducive for bacterial growth in the leaves.
It is possible that the production of NO from WBCs might be low when cultured at 19°C (optimal developmental temperature for P. berghei ookinetes) and the NO they produce could play a more important role within mosquitoes, or in cultures kept at the higher temperatures conducive to the development of ookinetes of other species of malaria.
The pregrazing herbage mass of swards offered to all treatments was 1,268 kg of dry matter/ha, and sward organic matter digestibility was 86.4%, indicating high-quality swards conducive to high dry matter intake.
In short, this approach allows us to buy low and sell high, which is conducive to our primary goals of building capital and income while protecting our principal.
High temperatures are conducive to BB disease, and most BB R genes, including Xa4, are less effective at controlling BB disease at high temperatures (Vera Cruz et al. 2000; Webb et al. 2010).
The other one is that due to differential subsidence, the areas with greater throw of antithetic faulting and those that are closer to the structural high are more conducive to the enrichment of remaining oil, resulting in greater daily production.
A high VEC is conducive to forming an FCC phase and improving an alloy's ductility, while a low VEC is beneficial in forming a BCC phase that improves an alloy's strength.
The prevalence of H. longicornis ticks in Jeju Province is among of the highest in South Korea (9, 10 ); high temperatures are conducive to the survival and breeding of this species (11 ), and Jeju Province has the highest average temperature in South Korea, related to its low latitude (12 ).
Higher temperature is conducive to increase the atom migration ability and, thus, improve the interface flatness.
This could be due in part to year round conditions conducive to high host productivity which supports high parasite diversity and abundance [ 7].
