The wiggly plateau in the calibration curve between 1650 and 1950 makes accurate estimates of tree longevity based on radiocarbon measurements difficult.
For bud development time and flower longevity, the three replicate measurements for each plant were averaged, and then these values for the five replicate plants were averaged to obtain a mean value for the species.
Understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms responsible for the tissue response to these devices is a prerequisite for developing intervention and mitigation strategies that improve the accuracy, reliability, safety, and longevity of chemical CNS measurements.
Homozygous lines of the two genotypes used for the measurement of fecundity, longevity, and thermal tolerance were all isogenized from the Okayama population (See additional file 10).
To check the longevity of the photocatalytic action, measurements were recently (in 2010) repeated on in situ removed paving stones, as shown in Fig. 7.
Further, measurements of health care outcomes and longevity show far better Canadian outcomes than those in the United States.
Measurement theory notifies that the TTO method cannot be classified as an accurate (unidimensional) measurement method for health states, because two distinct phenomena (health status, longevity) are measured simultaneously.
With longevity rising in many nations, there is increasing interest in the measurement of wellbeing in modern society, with many politicians calling for such metrics to play a greater role in policymaking.
Then, three additional decapitation and vegetative growth (VG-2, −3, −4) measurements were repeated every six weeks to monitor longevity of glyphosate's effects on vegetative growth.
It is possible that under different conditions, increased power, or through measurements of different life-history traits, such as longevity, we may have found a cost of tolerance.
