Early work had shown conserved synteny between sorghum and maize (Hulbert et al. 1990) and subsequent work had shown conserved synteny over even longer evolutionary timeframes leading to the model of concentric circle genomes based on conserved marker order among a number grasses (Moore et al. 1995).
RIFC noted "shareholder concern" about the future of Ibrox but stresses that the club needs "urgent short-term financing" and that a new share issue was not possible in the timeframe required, leading to the talks over possible loans.
In the same timeframe, plants collected in 2005 experienced more frequent episodes of rainfall leading to above-average cumulative precipitation.
However, over a limited timeframe, the radiotoxicity of the 'final' core can dominate over reprocessing losses, leading to a much lower reduction in radiotoxicity compared to that achievable at equilibrium.
Sturridge's status as Liverpool's leading striker was already in doubt for next season before the timeframe placed on his recovery from the hip surgery, which followed an injury aggravated at Blackburn Rovers on 8 April.
The companies have not disclosed the timeframe of so-called "early" patents, which stem from Qualcomm's time as the leading developer of CDMA wireless technology.
In that same timeframe, vanadium flow batteries, which are just establishing their beachhead in the market, are expected to become the leading battery technology with a 30percentt share.
When I asked the academic hosting the seminar about that timeframe, she indicated that on one view that period of time was (easily) enough to constitute harmful exposure to health, leading to the consequences for children and old people".
You must probe and record details such as "obtained this for leading a cross functional team to set up a successful new business unit in France within budget and anticipated timeframe".
