As Sky's critics are quick to point out, the British team who championed "zero tolerance" and marginal gains have never sought membership of the MPCC.
The latter are also important due to their tolerance to marginal conditions.
Cyanobacteria possess several advantages as organisms for bioindustrial processes, including simple input requirements, tolerance of marginal agricultural environments, rapid genetics, and carbon-neutral applications that could be leveraged to address global climate change concerns.
The C4 grasses maize, sorghum, switchgrass and Mischanthus feature prominently in the suite of dedicated bioethanol crops due to attributes such as high yields, growth on marginal lands and drought tolerance [ 27, 29– 31].
Consistent with results in ob/ob mice, adrenalectomy did stimulate hypothalamic POMC mRNA associated with marginal improvements in glucose tolerance and metabolic rate in mice made obese by the high-fat diet.
What happens, though, in the grey zone where marginal gains collide with zero tolerance?
Beneficial reversal of dominance (Curtsinger et al. 1994; Hedrick 1999) is a form of marginal overdominance in which, hypothetically, freshwater tolerance in the copepod E. affinis might be dominant in freshwater environments, while saltwater tolerance might be dominant in saline environments.
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Jatropha curcas L. (Jatropha) is a potential biodiesel crop that can be cultivated on marginal land because of its strong tolerance to drought and low soil nutrient content.
We also found a marginal genotype-by-diet effect on fecundity tolerance during the chronic phase of infection (Model A, Table 6; Genotype*Diet*Load: p = 0.044).
