These results show that many accessions of A. thaliana are still self-incompatible in terms of the female function, and that a loss-of-function mutation in the male specificity gene was responsible for the evolution of self-compatibility.
It is also more and more common that people with different religious beliefs live and work together, while their religions request some mutually incompatible behaviors (in terms of the working days and free days, the food one may eat or should avoid, the headgear, or appropriate clothing, etc).
It is important to note that the results of above described techniques in different data slices yield incompatible results in terms of the modes in which heterogeneity is explained and in which homogeneity is assumed [ 12].
As such, with the relatively high turnover of PD patients, the majority of PD patients would not benefit from the prescription of these less bio-incompatible dialysates in terms of preserving RRF.
When comparing the compatible (susceptible) and incompatible (resistant) genes in terms of its molecular function showed the catalytic and binding activities in common, but the action of oxidative burst was specific to the resistant sample.
Each of these applications usually involve more than one data type and may have their own data formats, making them incompatible with other applications in terms of data connectivity.
The poor aqueous solubility of DCU is such that it cannot be formulated for IV delivery without a high percentage of organic cosolvents which is incompatible with animal models in terms of efficacy.
Due to budget unpredictability, the organisation of training courses was reported as incompatible with HW demand in terms of timing.
Our analysis shows that the gulf between skills and jobs makes these aims incompatible in the short-term," said Nida Broughton, a senior economist with the SMF and the author of the report.
Human society and fossil fuels have had a good run, and have accomplished a lot together, but it's time to face facts; we're incompatible in the long-term.
