SALT LAKE CITY — Senator Orrin G. Hatch, a six-term Utah Republican, fended off a primary challenge from a Tea Party-backed insurgent candidate on Tuesday, a result that showed the power of money, organization and incumbency to overcome grass-roots anger at the Washington establishment.
Schumer believed that Republican senators would overcome the grass-roots and talk-radio fervor against immigration reform only if they were lobbied by crucial business constituents.
As I noted in my piece: Schumer believed that Republican senators would overcome the grass-roots and talk-radio fervor against immigration reform only if they were lobbied by crucial business constituents.
Yet whenever masses of people wish to assemble in more than token numbers, the government seems overcome with solicitude for grass.
High levels of phenotypic plasticity ensure self-sustainability in disturbed habitats [37] but do not seem to allow for fountain grass to overcome the biological resistance-buffer posed by undisturbed habitats and intact ecosystems.
However, there is scant information on the mechanisms used by these grasses to overcome water-limited conditions.
"More maintenance cannot overcome overusage of a natural grass sports field," he says.
Shankly deplored long distance running on roads and insisted that, apart from warm-up exercises or any special exercises needed to overcome injuries, the players trained on grass using a ball.
Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy was used in combination with chemometrics to quantify total non-structural carbohydrates (TNC) in grass samples in order to overcome year-to-year variation.
Comparative studies between wheat, barley and model genomes such as rice and Brachypodium are helpful in understanding the structure of grass genomes and developing strategies to overcome linkage drag, which limits the introgression of wild genes in elite varieties [ 17].
Given the general colinearity among the grass genomes, this problems can be partially overcome by in silico ordering of wheat ESTs using rice genomic sequence [ 50].
