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Nitrogen is a fundamental constituent of the bacterial cell, found in DNA, RNA, proteins and cell wall components, and its assimilation is consequently essential for bacterial growth.

These data suggest that N metabolism and its assimilation are modulated along sugarcane leaf and that these processes are concentrated in more mature regions of sugarcane leaves.

Equally, what has gone wrong in France, with its belief in assimilation, is not the commitment to universal values.

Is that what assimilation is?

Even access to marriage, which can seem like the height of assimilation, is at its heart about our freedom to express ourselves.

Assimilation is cool, but it has its downsides.

At the same time, it can't be erased: "assimilation" isn't the way to go.

For example, it was shown that NO3 assimilation is dependent on photorespiration [ 53, 54], and therefore, nitrogen assimilation is likely enhanced (proportionally to carbon) under stress conditions.

Forced assimilation is rarely successful, and it generally has enduring negative consequences for the recipient culture.

To assimilate such changes takes time and patience, but nonetheless the assimilation is very important.

The question of France's minorities and their assimilation is inescapable in the French media, but "Divines" is more subtle in its politics.