Urchins fed on an algal diet showed poorer absorption efficiency, assimilation, gonadal and somatic growth than individuals fed on an artificial sea urchin diet (mixed plant and animal material) or on the animal based diets.
In these cases, where often, conventional forecast guidance and CLIPER (Morison, 1993) were poor, continuous assimilation procedures, i.e. 1-hourly nudging and 4-D variational assimilation, took best advantage of the high resolution winds and provided much improved forecasts.
However, the suppression of photorespiration over the long term results in decreased rates of photosynthetic CO2 assimilation, poor plant growth and chloroplast aberrations [ 66, 67].
In this way, the RTG pathway provides a means of ammonium assimilation from poor nitrogen sources and a source of glutamate in the absence of mitochrondrial function.
Socio-cultural factors in addition to poor English ability or assimilation may play an important role in determining early initiation of antenatal care.
But God is here, too, and Ali and Jack Kerouac and the great Puerto Rican migration and Dr. Seuss; so along with the politics of dislocation and the problems of assimilation and richer and poorer and neighborhoods and classrooms come fun and a feverish joy of language.
"But you have some practicing downward assimilation, with parents that are poor and struggling to hold two or three jobs, so the kids have idle time and get involved with gangs".
Most Roma in Bulgaria have no child-bride sales or nomadic thievery traditions, but rather have been settled for hundreds of years, were subjects of socialist assimilation policies, and are now unemployed or the working poor.
The movie portrays Piñero as a proud, unapologetic outsider who resisted assimilation and whose primary identification throughout his life was with the poor, scuffling street culture in which he grew up.
Poor performance of one data set was compensated by the other through joint assimilation.
