Sentence examples for rates establishment from inspiring English sources

The external assistance required for community preparedness for future drought/famine included supply of agricultural inputs at subsidized rates, establishment of cereal banks and input shops, digging of wells for off-season farming, supply of feed supplements and veterinary drugs, better access to credit, and training in income-generating activities.

The Chantecler restaurant was then, and still is, a highly rated establishment.

We provide insight with a new level of detail to the natural course of heart rate establishment in neonate mice.

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At the same time, stable integration rate (or rate of establishment of stable episomal maintenance) of the p1.1eGFP plasmid was 24 times higher than that of the p1.1 EBVTR- eGFP control p1.1 EBVTR- eGFPelecontroledium lacking both HT and MTX (Table  2), clearly indicating that the EBVTR element was active in the very large explasmidn plasmin.

Little is known about the rates of establishment and clonal spread of invasive plants on a landscape scale.

Independently of the treatment applied, Rosa sp. and Crataegus monogyna, both fleshy-fruited species, had the highest rates of establishment.

Our results indicate that even high costs of survival may be outweighed at intermediate transmission rates, favouring establishment of the mutant allele as well as, on long evolutionary timescales, the eventual loss of Wolbachia.

Thus, in addition to the underlying general increase in referral rates, the establishment of community clinics resulted in a change in referral behaviour that resulted in a further increase in referral.

This delay led to a visible difference in the size of gpt2 seedlings over the first days of post-germinative growth; however, rates of establishment approached 100%% in both wild-type and gpt2 plants (Fig.  1A).

We conclude that the demasculinization of the Anopheles X chromosome is not due to a strongly decreased rate of establishment of novel male-biased genes, or to a high rate of gene extinction, but rather due to the loss of male-biased expression of such genes.