Within fruits, the distal ends showed higher outcrossing rates than the basal ends, indicative of selection based on the order of seeds within the fruit.
Selfed progeny showed a significant decline from the basal to distal ends within fruit, with the distal ends showing a higher outcrossing rate than the basal ends, indicative of selection based on the order of seeds within fruit.
"Parliament will try to force the government into a customs union by taking control of the order paper and having indicative votes [on a range of alternatives to the May deal]," he said.
Therefore, it is difficult to understand how the order of constituents could be indicative of interrogative status.
In English, the presence or absence of the Mood element realizes distinctions between unmarked imperative and indicative clauses, while differences in the ordering of the elements (as well as the present or absence of a WH- element) realize the distinction between declarative and interrogative clauses.
The hysteresis loop, in the sorption isotherms, at relative pressures 0.5 <P/P 0 <1.0 represents the spontaneous filling of mesopores due to capillary condensation [14], and this is indicative of ordered mesoporous structure with the SBA-15 and titania samples.
Conversely, presence of a large number of HP1β foci (Fig. 2B– '3 weeks') may be indicative of higher order chromatin structures present in the senescent cells (Taddei et al., 2005, 2006).
Proteins associated with the girdle bands called cingulins characterized in T. pseudonana formed structures indicative of higher order organization [ 20].
Normally, the ordering temperature Tm is indicative of the lowest possible temperature as entropy is quenched with a phase transition.
Each landscape contains two minima separated by an intervening transition state barrier, indicative of first order (2-state) kinetics.
