Along with continuous growing widespread adulterations of botanical drugs, the necessity for drug quality monitoring has become more popular than ever.
Our results show how population size and the average annual percentage of population change have increased between the two periods, whereas the number of electrocuted birds has been reduced in spite of the continuous growing of the wiring network.
Over the course of polymerization, continuous growing of polymers with unimodal molecular weight distribution and a relatively small polydispersity index (around 1.5 even in the range of Mn ∼ 105 g/mol) on GPC diagrams was observed.
Thus, burning issue of GLOF and its devastating impact on society, especially on mushroom like continuous growing of socio-economic architectures and tourism along the valley necessitate attention on the glacial lake analysis of Kangchengayo-Pauhunri Massif, a part of Sikkim Himalaya.
The reverse can also occur; in certain prairie soils, continuous growing of deep-rooted legumes depletes soil moisture, and subsequent forage yield is improved by frequent plowing of the sod and planting of corn.
Although its design permits us to build a simple data structure that is easier to handle and, consequently, needs lower computational cost in comparison with other algorithms, a pruning mechanism has been devised to avoid the continuous growing of this data structure.
Although its mechanisms have been the subject of continuous research, the growing need for greater lifespans forced the understanding of the behavior of materials under the very high cycle regime, also known as Very High Cycle Fatigue.
The concept of continuous abduction in growing children with mild dysplastic hip symptoms was introduced before [ 23, 24].
Rapid depletion of groundwater supplies due to continuous populace growing and industrial development threatens the quality of water in many aquifers.
It is suggested that the temporal pattern of proliferation and its ecdysteroid sensitivity accommodates the developmentally plastic decision of continuous development during a growing season vs. diapause based dormancy during an over wintering period.
