Good seed should be accurately labelled, clean, graded to size, viable, and free of diseases and insects.
Tumour size, viable tumour volume, and tumour necrosis were assessed before treatment, 2 weeks, 2 and 6 months after treatment then at 3-month intervals.
This in turn would have made ongoing peacemaking a necessity, thus limiting the size of viable cooperative units and the scope of cooperative projects, as well as imposing significant costs through the devotion of time and energy to peacemaking activities.
Recent technological advances have dramatically expanded the range and size of viable resources, especially for applications such as home heating, opening a potential for widespread exploitation.
As quiNut was increased, the growth rate, saturation size, and viable rim width all decreased.
Tumor size and viable cells attached to the needle applicators were independent risk factors for LTP.
The absolute size of viable, necrotic and complete tissue areas was measured on the full scans using MiraxViewer software (Carl Zeiss AG, Jena, Germany).
However, whereas the single mutants are reduced in size but viable, the chico; lnk double mutants turned out to be lethal [ 17].
"[The idea] was provocative at the time," Edwards says, "but it didn't look at enough species to see if the relationship between flight and genome size was viable.
Of the three suppressors, the SupD host, yielding gpDQ68S, was least effective at reversing the Dam15 mutation, improving viability by only 10 fold compared to that at Sup− control at 37 °C, and generated pinpoint plaques, indicative of a very low burst size of viable progeny.
This procedure allows us to simulate the genetic diversity of mitochondrial sequences that underwent an old spatial expansion, then passed through a bottleneck, corresponding to the reduction in size of viable habitat and finally through a more recent spatial expansion into an empty territory.
