A hormone secreted by cells in the pupal brain stimulates the prothoracic glands and thereby brings about differentiation of the adult and the end of the obligatory resting stage (diapause) of the pupa.
In addition, the longest continuous shift a doctor could perform was 13 hours with an obligatory 11-hour resting time.
If your players need a rest, it's not obligatory that it has to be during the international break.
Resting eggs then undergo obligatory diapause or dormancy, eventually hatching as amictic females [ 2, 5- 8].
plicatilis) regularly survives stressful conditions via the production of resting eggs which undergo obligatory diapause or dormancy, but trehalose does not appear to accumulate in this animal under such conditions [ 47].
Joe calls himself a "thug until the day that I die," and "Ride Wit U" has 50 Cent and the rest of G-Unit for the obligatory hip-hop interlude.
I suggested that after the obligatory washing of our lifeless bodies, we be laid to rest on a bed of leaves, then covered with more leaves by our daughters and sons, using whatever Nature offered, according to the season.
Speaking as an Asian whose poor Hindi-speaking and lassi-making skills have never got in the way of self-development or caused parental concern, Lowri should rest assured that such talents are neither representative nor obligatory to being Indian.
Maintaining the necessary level of the resting membrane potential (RMP) in skeletal muscles is obligatory for successful functioning of the neuromuscular system [ 3, 4].
Management created obligatory off-duty rotations to ensure our work force was as rested as possible.
Practically every example of that genre, no matter how shrewd or rich its survey of the question at hand, finishes with an obligatory prescription that is utopian, banal, unhelpful or out of tune with the rest of the book.
