The other is to breed the crop to be more prolific by introducing attributes that make it mature at ideal times, resist fungal infections, and divert more energy into making grain.
However, a combination of these two approaches, whereby species differences could be used to rationally identify a RASSL "lead," followed by subsequent molecular evolution to mature an ideal RASSL ligand binding site, may well represent an approach to generate RASSLs with even more favorable properties in the future.
But that process was too slow, given how fast mosquitoes mature in an ideal breeding place -- about one week -- said a health department spokesman, John Gadd.
This makes restoration of riparian buffer zones to mature forest an ideal way to both improve water quality and increase carbon sequestration.
r is the per mosquitoes fertility (number of eggs oviposited per day multiplied by the probability of each to develop into a mature mosquito under ideal condition).
Nonetheless, an organizational culture in which IP protection is one of many tools to accomplish defined welfare goals, rather than the raison d'être of the organization's existence, may force open important institutional space in which future IP norms consistent both with the interests of less developed countries and the ideals of mature IP systems, can be meaningfully negotiated.
Not that she has anything against marriage: ideal partnerships mature, she says, like fine wine in the bottle.
She now has a more mature sensitivity, and her ideal has changed: "Man w/stone wall face that sometimes bursts into smile.
Despite its relatively small size, the species is quite fecund: mature females kept under ideal conditions often produce 200 300 eggs regularly on a weekly basis.
The reactor was started successfully in two weeks; in addition, high nitrogen removal was achieved for a long period, showing that the inoculation of mature anammox granules was ideal to start up a new reactor.
