Stage demarcation and developmental features of WT rice are adopted from Zhang and Wilson ([2009]); those of WA-CMS, TGMS and PGMS are according to Luo et al. ([2013]), Ku et al. ([2003]), and Ding et al. ([2012a]), respectively.
As the attached organs senesce (stage 17), a distinct demarcation appears between proximal regions that remain green and the rest of the organ that loses its color as chlorophyll is catabolized.
Analysts have criticized the stages heuristic for presuming a linearity to the public policy process that does not exist in reality, for postulating neat demarcations between stages that are blurred in practice, and for offering no propositions on causality (Sabatier 2007).
"The delays have been caused by politicians contesting tribal claims at each of the five stages required for demarcation," says Shenker.
We did not find significant differences in the hyperreflectivity of demarcation line at any stage of the 24-month follow-up after the accelerated CXL procedure, which might result from the more intensive interaction of a higher UVA power on the cornea.
The nature and constitution of the base dough is the point of demarcation.
The 1998 SADHS employed a two-stage sample based on 1996 census demarcations and stratified according to the nine provinces, each subsequently stratified by urban/non-urban residence (47).
The degree of this demarcation is used to designate four stages: (I) the demarcation is a line; (II) the demarcation becomes a ridge; (III) growth of new blood vessels occurs around the ridge; (IV) the retina begins to detach from the inner wall of the eye (choroid).
(A fasting level of 126 milligrams per deciliter is the demarcation point of diabetes).
Anti-VEGF drugs do not ablate retinal tissue, and seem to be effective to counteract the abnormal neovascularization of the ridge (the demarcation line between vascularized and avascular retina characteristic of stage 2 ROP).
