The phenotype of double mutations in lfy/ap1 is a scarce floral structure [ 49, 55], which elucidated the functional redundancies in AP1- LFY.
Strengths from a small firm size are scarce bureaucracy, clannish structures, and low costs of internal communication [12].
Our knowledge about the molecular and physical mechanisms defining the network structure remains scarce, especially for the intermediate filament cytoskeleton.
The literature on Equisetum wax structure is scarce, the only reports being from E. arvense surfaces: acicular crystals, 0.2 1.0 µm long and 0.05 0.1 µm wide (Baker and Holloway 1971).
Namely, the presence of round nuclei larger than that of small lymphocytes, granular chromatic structure and scarce amount of cytoplasm were considered positive morphological criteria; strong red staining localised to the entire cell membrane and cytoplasm was the positive immunological criterion.
In spite of that, research on the viscoelastic behaviour of these adhesives and its influence on the mechanical behaviour of strengthened concrete structures is scarce, particularly at the early ages of curing.
However, knowledge about formation and function of these highly organized 3D periodic membrane structures is scarce, primarily due to the lack of appropriate techniques for their analysis in vivo.
also considers positive effects of smallness; for example, some authors argue that SMEs have great ability to utilize external networks (Rothwell and Dodgson, 1994), and to create astute alliances, scarce bureaucracy and clannish structures, great operational expertise and customer knowledge (Dahl and Moreau, 2002).
The expression of HCRTR-1 in GABAergic structures was scarce.
The scarcity of field measured data and the necessity of instrumenting offshore deck structures for collection of scarce data on wind and structural response characteristics are also highlighted.
