The chosen clones have their native range at similar latitudes; thus, the effect of longitude is considered for the first time, complementing earlier studies that have evaluated the effect of latitudinal gradients on P. australis (Lissner et al. 1997; Clevering et al. 2001; Lessmann et al. 2001; Karunaratne et al. 2003; Bastlova et al. 2004).
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The portrayal of breast milk as the best "food" for a baby was at times complemented by an explicitly maternalist discourse about breastfeeding as emotionally significant.
These sources provide unprecedented access to new data, updated in real-time, complementing the traditional data sources of official curated data sources, which sometimes have limited availability and accessibility.
Cockles, or the newly available and also briny mahoganies, which cook in less time, complement Asian seasonings of lemon grass, garlic, chilis, ginger and lime.
Such sites would serve to lower energy and resource consumption and, at the same time, complement one plant to another.
The decreasing trend in CD4 cell count at viral set-point over time complements the increasing trend in HIV-1 RNA concentration.
For a long time complement was believed to support the host against tumor cells, but new studies also show a pro-tumor activity of certain complement components [ 17].
These groups are used as temporary, as well as persistent, blocking groups, since they can be introduced and removed efficiently on many positions at the same time, complement each other and can be introduced and removed in the presence of each other.
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