In the 2009 session, in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane season, Ms. Thompson was the House sponsor of a measure allowing utility companies to recover weather-related costs without going through the routine rate-change proceeding.
occurs at above-routine rates; this could result in deviations from the adaptive morphology of routinely growing individuals.
Word presentation rates were set individually for each participant to correspond to his/her routine reading rate (slow) and to a correspondingly faster rate (fast).
TT salmon, with their lower routine growth rate, also had the lowest CG rate, followed by the BC, F2 and FT, while the fast-growing FF salmon had the fastest CG rate.
Oxygen consumption was determined at a minimal flow of 5% Ucrit for the measurement of RMR, routine metabolic rate, i.e. the oxygen uptake rate at routine swimming activity.
Rectal temperature was measured using a rectal probe, the routine metabolic rate was measured by closed system respirometry, and heart rate and blood pressures were measured with a tail-cuff manometer.
The metabolic costs of remaining in warm surface waters during the day, rather than cooler deep waters, can be estimated using the observed temperature differential between surface and deep waters in the Gulf Stream, and published values for routine metabolic rate and Q10 in sharks (with Q10 being the factor by which metabolic rate increases for every 10°C increase in temperature).
The accuracy of the numerical model was validated against structural measurements made during a routine leak rate test.
Indeed, readers of various levels of reading proficiency, as well as clearly impaired readers (dyslexics), if made to read faster than their normal (routine) reading rate, can increase their decoding accuracy and comprehension.
Transgenic salmon had lower swimming capacity and aerobic scope, but similar routine metabolic rate and thermal tolerance, demonstrating transgenesis can have different influences depending on what phenotype is examined.
