There's time enough to challenge it and poke holes, but not at the time of generation.
The distribution parameter we used is 2. Each data record contains ID of data object and the time of generation.
These reflect the characteristics of marine debris, which though widespread, vary by location and time of generation.
The objectives of this study were to evaluate and compare the environmental impacts of food waste management systems including anaerobic digestion, co-digestion with sewage sludge, and incineration of dried food waste from the time of generation to final disposal.
In conclusion, we propose that diagenetic hydrogen isotope exchange between extracellular CH4 and H2O catalyzed by a reversible methanogenic pathway of methanogenic populations alters the hydrogen isotope signature of CH4 imprinted at the time of generation.
As for the mean time of generation, we have taken a relatively large interval (between 4 and 8 years).
At the time of generation of the DNA methylation data, 1 January 2010, 2475 participants completed baseline evaluations and 806 participants died and underwent autopsies.
This method can be applied in populations that have experienced a strong expansion after a severe bottleneck, provided that the time of the founding event and the average time of generation are known.
Instead pyramidal cells are sorted, according to their time of generation, into two, more or less distinct, sublayers (Fig. 3a e; Caviness 1973; Stanfield and Cowan 1979a, b; Deller et al. 1999; Coulin et al. 2001).
The distinct neurotransmitter phenotypes do not differ in time of generation and may appear in response to individual differentiation programs involving specific gene networks, as demonstrated for serotoninergic, noradrenergic or dopaminergic phenotypes [ 7].
