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The amount of ethylene produced by roots was derived after injecting a range of standard ethylene (110 1000 µg mL−1) supplied by Spancan Products Limited, England.

The optimal dose was established by injecting a range of tardbpl AMO concentrations along with 8 ng of p53 AMO.

Having a diverse board, both demographically in terms of gender, racial background, and age but also regarding diversity of perspective can help inject a range of ideas into debates that can be used to formulate questions and strategic directives for management.

In our own detailed analysis of the role of surface area in NP inflammogenicity (Duffin et al. 2007) using instillation of NPs, we injected a range of different low-toxicity, low-solubility NPs into rat lungs.

We measured Mpi enzyme activity in whole lysates obtained from 4 dpf larvae injected with a range of morpholino concentrations with over 50% cumulative survival and in larvae injected with a standard control morpholino at the same concentration (Fig. 1C).

Homeopaths will be injected with a range of diseases that they must cure demonstrably by their own methods before being allowed to treat anyone north of the border.

Results showed that the Nkx2.7-MO-control-injected zebrafish embryos exhibited the wild-type-like phenotype when this control MO was injected at a range of 6.0 to 16 ng.

A low fluid rate was then injected (in a range of 20-25μl/h 20-25μl/hfluid flow wandmanually adjusthe until the equilibrium was reached, fluid slope rate lower than 0.01g/min during a 5 min period.

Integration of the area underneath the peak of an eluted compound was relayed to concentration through the use of individual standard curves, based on standards injected at a range of concentrations prior to each run.

FAA was injected at a range of single doses up to a maximum of 300 mg kg-1, and clotting properties of the plasma were measured in vitro at various times after FAA administration.

This stability shifted slightly after 1125, when Henry began to inject a wider range of candidates into the senior positions of the Church, often with more reformist views, and the impact of this generation would be felt in the years after Henry's death.