(Sometimes these turn out to be the exact same people!) "What if the largest groups are not immediately apparent because more than one nonviable Presidential Preference group contains the same number of eligible attendees and will not realign?" the party guide asks rhetorically.
Sampling of total spore concentrations is more comprehensive because nonviable spores can trigger allergic reactions or carry mycotoxins, and results are comparable between indoor and outdoor locations.
Sterile animals and escapers (animals that produced more than 90% of nonviable progeny) were removed.
Furthermore, females with high blood levels of OCs, including HCB, oxychlordane, dichlorophenyldichloroethylene (DDE), and PCBs, were more likely to have nonviable eggs than females with low blood levels of OC (Bustnes et al. 2003).
Earlier this month, creditor banks named 52 companies as nonviable and designated more than half of them for receivership or liquidation.
As the bone engineering field moves away from nonviable implants to more biocompatible and natural structures, nanomedicine has emerged as a superior tool for developing implantable materials.
B. pertussis PCR can be applied directly to nasopharyngeal specimens, is more sensitive than culture, can detect nonviable organisms and results using this method can be obtained rapidly.
To better explain the particular distribution of the functional classes, more information about the behavior of the nonviable phenotypes is needed, which is the concern of the next section.
Coffin birth, known in academia by the more accurate term postmortem fetal extrusion, is the expulsion of a nonviable fetus through the vaginal opening of the decomposing body of a deceased pregnant woman as a result of the increasing pressure of intraabdominal gases.
Furthermore, we find that a majority of viable tEC do not overlap with nonviable tEC in the forward scatter versus side scatter plots, more precisely, >85% of tEC lie within a population distinct from nonviable cells (Fig. 2B).
