The genetic introduction of herbicide tolerance into soybeans is saving farmers about $200 million a year by reducing the number of applications of herbicide needed to control weed growth, said Leonard Gianessi, a pesticide analyst at the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy, a research organization in Washington.
They have reclaimed their streets.Street smartsRudy Giuliani, who was mayor in 1994-2001, is usually given the credit for transforming the city with his introduction of "zero-tolerance" policing.
After the introduction of fault tolerance angle, the actual configuration of manipulator can be determined at this time.
A challenge recognized by breeders in the 1970s was the need to improve yields in the rainfed lowlands by introduction of submergence tolerance to high yielding varieties (Mackill et al. 1996).
> The introduction of SNP tolerance resulted in only a minor increase in alignment yields.
The two studies on personnel interventions described the introduction of zero-tolerance policies for sexual exploitation or abuse by peacekeepers in Haiti, Liberia [ 58], Kenya, Namibia and Thailand [ 59].
And in areas where the population is too dispersed for effective foot patrol, or the crime rate is already relatively low, zero tolerance is likely to have little effect.Worse still, in areas of high racial tension, the introduction of a zero-tolerance policy might leave the local population feeling victimised.
Such areas require adequate drainage and introduction of alternative salt tolerance cropping.
Previous studies have implied a window of time (4 6 months of age) during which the introduction of gluten might facilitate induction of tolerance (window of tolerance); 34 38 however, evidence from two newly published clinical trials has not confirmed this.
A large number of genes that enhance stress tolerance have been identified and the introduction of multiple genes can achieve abiotic stress tolerance.
In fact, until the recent introduction of the INDET category of glucose tolerance in CF, ∼10% of our center's pediatric CF population would have been labeled as having normal glucose tolerance despite an elevated PG1, or 1-h PG.
