Possibly the majority of adult crypts form early in life and subsequently survive a lifetime as independent clonal units.
6c, Light soaking significantly reduced the formation of PC61BM crystallites under thermal stress, and thus the device lifetime subsequently improved.
We subsequently studied the lifetime reproductive success of captive-bred E. atra females and their behaviour under wind tunnel conditions (as in the experiment above) and then identified bacterial infections in these individuals by PCR [ 11].
The show shines light on a fascinating cast of characters who fell under the spell of Morris, during his lifetime or subsequently.
In his own lifetime, and subsequently, he has been extensively vilified and often dismissed.
Due to advancement in technical, procedural and reservoir management the estimated lifetime and subsequently field hardware utilization has increased.
These flaw sizes are subsequently used to plot lifetime prediction curves for the bolted connections that are useful for real-world applications.
These defects are potential recombination centers which are capable of trapping generated carriers, and thus, the surface recombination pose a negative impact on the effective carrier lifetime and, subsequently, on the efficiency of the solar cells [21, 32, 44, 45, 46].
Much of Sibelius's reputation, during his lifetime and subsequently, derived from his work as a symphonist.
