The only exception was the separation of H. albibarbis from H. agilis 1.56 mya, which was in the time frame of subspecies splits within H. muelleri (1.42-1.78 mya).
The auxin effect on vacuoles was in the time frame of fast transcriptional responses and, subsequently, we tested whether the TRANSPORT INHIBITOR RESISTANT1 (TIR1)/AUXIN F-BOX PROTEINS (AFB) auxin receptors (Leyser, 2006; Mockaitis and Estelle, 2008) are required for the auxin effect on vacuoles.
This operation also takes into account the bounds which were placed on previously added knots, i.e., the knot is inserted in the time frame at the end, where no knot has yet been inserted.
It seems predestined that this particular game change is occurring in the time frame of the spring equinox, just as Mother Earth is launching her latest line of beauty products for our pleasure.
For a start, finding suitable suppliers can be difficult in the time frame you are working to, and it is often cheaper to go down the non-ethical route (that Indian sandstone is very cheap).
The delay between loss of COS and cell death is likely in the time frame of about two months in this model.
Unless preliminary experiments have been performed, it is not known if equilibrium has been reached in the time frame used.
"The huge majority of houses in South Orange were built in the time frame when there was the best construction in America," Mr. Scott said.
Mr. Carney hopes that global guidelines — and they need to be simple enough, he said, to be usable in the time frame in which the authorities must often operate — will make future resolutions cleaner and more predictable.
Using results from 5 hESC lines, 27 embryos and 3 donor couples, we have shown here that this approach is reliable and accurate and can easily be performed in the time frame required to use fresh embryos for derivation.
