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In conclusion, the results of this study engender new insights into the basic cell biology of guard cells, reveal common and unique elements of ABA-regulation of gene expression in guard cells, and set the stage for targeted biotechnological manipulations to improve plant water use efficiency.

(The study, "Engendering Inequity?

This work engendered a later dispute with Sigmund Freud over priority.

This work engendered a preliminary debate that lasted for two years.

"50% only" and ".it tries to prevent the HIV, but it is not completely prevents the disease....what is the use to take the medicine...?" Thus the efficacy modeled in this study at 50%, may engender poor commitment towards PREP.

In this study, as NaNO3 supplementation engendered the highest growth and lipid accumulation, the activity of these lipogenic enzymes except CS correlates with our above results (Table 3).

The findings of this study illustrate that the positive effects engendered by positive emotions and time pressure can enhance the effectiveness of creative teaching for both the teacher and learners.

In this study, we examined smooth muscle proliferative responses engendered by hypoxia and thromboxane, two potent drivers of neonatal PPHN, in a piglet model of neonatal pulmonary hypertension.

This study aimed at assessing changes in sediment sources engendered under extreme drought.

As a means of engendering effective waste management policies, this study explores industry practitioners' viewpoints on effective policies for minimising waste landfilled by the UK construction industry.

A weakness of this study is the relatively small sample size, which engenders the risk of type II errors.