The fastidious growth requirements of this organism means this presents a considerable advantage, although caution is urged to guard against misleading results arising from mixed infection, which may be evident as mixed peaks on the sequence chromatograms.
However, many of these did not fit with results from QTL detection under the multienvironment mixed model, which may indicate that the mixed-model approach is not useful when there is significant G×E interaction detected for a trait or when opposing effects are noted in the biplot analysis.
Studies of ALF in patients with epilepsy have so far demonstrated mixed results, which may reflect differences in methodology.
It was evident that a larger scale composting plants often receive a large volume of mixed waste, which may contain contaminants (Williams 2005).
But the biodegradation was inhibited with larger ratio of SDS in the mixed solutions, which may be due to the preferential utilization of SDS by phenanthrene degraders.
Reducing competition by thinning stimulated radial increment in oak-pine mixed stands, which may provide an adaptive forest management tool for reducing tree vulnerability to extreme droughts, which are linked to climate change.
The measured average diameter for Co Al is smaller than that for Mn Al mixed oxide which may be attributed to the formation of CoAl2O4 spinel structure as confirmed by XRD data.
However, prior accounting research examining the association between mentoring and turnover intentions has produced mixed results, which may be due, at least in part, to difficulties in operationalizing the mentoring construct.
However, these cancers also include sarcomas and sex-cord stromal, germ cell, and mixed tumors, which may be rare [ 77].
It can be very difficult for carers to know how to act for the best, and they may end up giving very mixed messages, which may be confusing.
