BC4F1 plants were consecutively self-pollinated three times to substitute target regions homozygous for the donor cultivar Kinandang Patong allele and those homozygous for the recurrent parent cultivar IR64 at other regions.
The information booklet, flip charts for the adults' awareness classes, and card games for the children's awareness classes were designed by the first author (MD), pre-tested on appropriate but substitute target populations, and modified before training of resource persons.
Analysis pointed to the uneasy transition from firing at a round target to shooting another human being and correcting this ineffective training led to substituting target dummies of human form for marksmanship training.
Those studies reported increases in signal intensity for targets containing 5-methyl UTP while completely substituted targets containing DAP had the opposite or no effect.
During recovery from hypoglycaemia, the slopes for IDeg and IGlar were compared for each variable using the same models as described for development of hypoglycaemia, substituting target PG level with time (as a continuous covariate) at 0, 60 and 120 min.
Manufacturers of breast milk substitutes are targeting mothers and health professionals with free gifts and samples, in violation of international codes of practice, research reveals.
Since Snail-1 protein stability and nuclear localization are suppressed by GSK3-β-mediated phosphorylation, we substituted the six targeted amino acids (ER-Snail-16SA), thus conferring constitutive activity to the induced protein (Zhou et al., 2004).
Treatment of OA has targeted macromolecular substitutes for cartilage components, such as hyaluronic acid or genetically engineered materials.
Altogether, this suggests that PAI-2 ΔCD-loop, being easy to produce and purify in addition to retaining uPA inhibitory activity, could be used as an exogenous uPA targeting substitute for wild-type PAI-2 in a therapeutic setting.
For example, Marx (1999) has shown that speakers of a gendered language such as German tend to substitute a target with another word that shares the same grammatical gender with the target more often than chance would predict.
