Furthermore, when local farmers were asked about the origins of their varieties, a number of instances of seed exchange between villages and even between regions were noted.
Non-seed interactions were also explored using motifs enriched above background in PAR-CLIP data 85, finding relatively infrequent (<7%) instances of seed mismatches and bulges in the seed region, and weak enrichment of four nucleotide matches to positions 13 15 of the miRNA.
For example, if the redundancy is set to 4, each instance of the seed AAAA in the reference will be redundantly emitted as seeds AAAA-0, AAAA-1, AAAA-2 and AAAA-3, and each instance of AAAA from the reads will be randomly assigned to seed AAAA- R with 0≤R≤3.
Organize This strategy aims at unfolding variants of the seed knowledge by organizing multiple instances of the seed concept to obtain some structural arrangement (which comes from prior experience).
For instance, the mechanism of seed dormancy has been investigated (Griesbach and Voth 1957), and under controlled conditions any dormancy is easily and consistently broken by moist stratification in cold conditions (c. 5 °C) for 3 4 weeks followed by elevation to a higher temperature (c. 15 25 °C).
Since the current playoff format was instituted in 1994, there have been six instances of eighth-seeded teams facing the top seed on the road for a seventh game.
This is a classic instance of eating your seed corn and of the way that fiscal "responsibility" can actually be irresponsible.
This latter system starts with a domain-independent set of generic extraction patterns from which it induces a set of seed instances.
For instance, a reduction of 80% of seed oil content was found due to a dysfunction of carbohydrate metabolism, especially for the transformation of sucrose and glucose into lipid in wrinke 1 mutant (Focks and Benning 1998).
It might want to drill wells, for instance, or disseminate an improved type of seed; it might want to immunize babies in a given region, or administer deworming medicine.
