A comprehensive analysis of genetic diversity in sorghum landraces and core collections based on race, latitude of origin, photoperiod, seed quality, agronomic traits and DNA markers has demonstrated sorghum has considerable polymorphism that has been poorly exploited in terms of crop improvement (Wu et al., 2004; Abu Assar et al., 2005; Deu et al., 2006; Kayode et al., 2006).
The Yukon Quest's rules allow race officials latitude on whether to assess a time penalty or monetary fine on mushers who violate one or more regulations.
In recent years, Nascar had homogenized the looks of the cars to the point where the only differences were head and taillight decals, but for 2013 Chevy, Ford and Toyota will be allowed enough design latitude to race cars that actually resemble the models whose names they carry.
So Chevrolet took the opportunity to change its Nascar racer from the front-drive Impala to the rear-drive, V-8-powered SS, and for 2013, Nascar allowed the three manufacturers enough design latitude to race cars that actually resemble the models they are ostensibly based on.
The polymorphism is balanced, varies with latitude and race, and is maintained at different allelic frequencies across the population [ 7].
No clear relationship has been found between the recurrence and protective measures (PM), race (R), altitude (ALT) and latitude (LAT) of the principal place of residence, pterygium type (PT), primary-recurrent pterygia (PR), surgical technique (ST) and miss-apposition (MA).
- Living at higher latitudes results in increased zenith angle for the sun's radiation to penetrate to the earth thereby reducing the amount of UVB radiation that is responsible for producing vitamin D. A study in California suggested the overall increase in occurrence of colon cancer was 7.5 10.5% per degree latitude independent of race.
The Frances' ownership of the NASCAR sanctioning body gives it negotiating power over all television rights and licensing deals and wide latitude to enforce race-day rules.
But in the race, there was a little more latitude.
(To date, I have been hearing this exhaustion from white people, who have more latitude to "move on from race").
From the late 19th century onward, the quest for Farthest South latitudes became in effect a race to reach the pole, which culminated in Roald Amundsen's success in December 1911.
