Over 30 years and three sites, simulated fibre length, strength and micronaire were significantly (P < 0.01) decreased with later timing of main stem topping; however, delaying topping main stem time significantly increased fibre length in the warm and humid region of Yangtze River (Fig. 9).
This period is approximately, but not exactly, 24 hours long ("circa diem"), and has a reported population range of 23.47 24.64 in laboratory conditions [4] [11] Short periods lead to behavior occurring at an earlier clock time in some individuals (so-called "larks"), and long periods to later timing of behavior in others ("owls") [9], [12] [14], at least in young adults.
Smeltz doubled the lead 20 minutes later, timing his run perfectly to latch onto Chris Naumoff's through ball and then leaving Moss no chance of save.
Karl Lagerfeld himself came later, timing his arrival, as do the biggest stars and Hollywood hostesses, for minimum face-time and maximum effect.
Later timing of the postpartum assessment was associated with smaller differences between intervention and control conditions in both analyses.
Later timing (and reduced frequency) of hedgerow cutting is therefore recommended to enhance the availability of this important winter resource.
It said the later timing of Mother's Day and Easter this year had contributed to March's sales slowdown.
And Hernandez, who like Januzaj had started the game on the bench, got the winner two minutes later, timing his run perfectly to convert Patrice Evra's precise cross from the left.
There were no other significant differences between regions; however there was a general trend that flowers of Southern region populations started to flower later, and had later timing of anther-stigma contact and later onset of stigma receptivity (Table 4).
More outcrossing species of the genus Collinsia show both later timing of selfing and delayed stigma receptivity [49], while no such correlation has been found among plants within populations, neither in this study nor previously [67].
