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The present study was designed to examine the influence of oocyte quality, culture media and gonadotropins on cleavage rate and development of in vitro fertilized buffalo embryos.

Since heat transfer and critical heat flux are strongly dependent on the water mass flow rate and development of two-phase flow on the heated wall, knowledge of two-phase flow characteristics in the coolant channel is essential.

Six days after inoculation, the hatching rate and development of the larvae were compared.

Demographic data, blood pressure, heart rate, and development of new air leak while being treated with CHFO were recorded.

The upregulation of long-chain-fatty-acid CoA ligase only in queen destined larvae at both developmental stages suggests a high demand for lipid metabolizing enzymes to cope with the high metabolic rate and development of queen destined larvae via food degredation to the release of stored energy and synthesis of primary stored energy.

In fact, while the ectopic expression of NIK1 in the null allele background restored the wild type phenotype by decreasing virus susceptibility, the expression of the inactive G473V/T474A kinase did not reverse the nik1 enhanced susceptibility phenotype, which was associated with a high infection rate and development of severe symptoms upon infection.

With increasing urbanization rates and development of society, advancement in geotechnical technologies is essential to the construction of infrastructures.

The partial abortion decreases the seed production rates, and development of remaining self-fertilized embryos would increase the selfing rate.

Other outcomes measured included duration of mechanical ventilation, length of stay in the ICU, duration of hospitalization, mortality rates, and development of organ dysfunction.

The strengths of the MSOD are the use of a minimum dataset approach, current high response rates, and development of a database as a national resource that is now well established and is beginning to generate significant research outputs [ 20].

Weaning from mechanical ventilation (MV) can be associated with cardiovascular changes including elevation of heart rate (HR) and development of arrhythmias.