And in a number of narrow niches, French laboratories lead the world.
The fast transition within one generation towards narrower shells under laboratory conditions without water current and predation, however, argues rather for phenotypic plasticity of the shell during growth.
His dedication to the straight and narrow was reinforced when laboratory analysis of the contents of his suitcase last spring showed that at least two of the potions it contained were no more than sea water.
Analyzing segregants from a cross between CBS5557 and the inversion-containing laboratory strain narrowed down the locus to a 200-kb interval and led us to identify agl1, which suffers a 5-bp deletion in CBS5557, as the causal gene.
Tests being conducted at several private laboratories may reveal the precise biological signature of the anthrax used in the mailings, helping to narrow the search for the laboratory from which it came.
G6PD phenotypic data were only available for 632/1372 (46%) patients because of logistical problems in transporting samples to a central laboratory within a narrow time window and data are not presented.
Furthermore, as shown by Table 2, the number of BG recordings recorded by the BG meter within the stated BG concentration categories decreases as the margin of difference between the BG meter and the reference laboratory method becomes narrower.
When Mr. Allen decided last year to narrow the focus of the research laboratory to support his cable and broadband commercial investments, Mr. Liddle chose to resign.
Personally and in retrospect, I appreciate the dynamics of the rapidly changing topics much more than the narrow focus I experienced during the laboratory experiments for my thesis.
For the remaining parameters, increases may be partially explained by the relatively narrow reference intervals of our diagnostic laboratory.
