Although previous work has emphasized using favorable conditions to explain fungal distribution [ 3, 10] in our study, the parameter that explained the greatest amount of variance was an index of unfavorable conditions, the average number of consecutive days with maximum relative humidity less than 50% (Fig. 3).
Although we used favorable conditions for each transposon system by our selection of promoters and transposase/transposon ratios, our focus here was on testing their function, not on determining their relative activities in PEGE cells, an immortalized cell line unsuitable for generating pigs by SCNT.
We have already begun a clinical study using this technique and achieved favorable results [ 28].
This gives us favorable conditions for comparing the impact of the different behavior change interventions used, in line with comparative case study methodology [ 40].
While this method offers high amplification factors and sensitive, visual detection of biotinylated DNA molecules using assay conditions favorable for field implementation, analysis thus far is largely limited to a qualitative, positive/negative determination of the presence of model 3′-biotin-labeled capture sequences.
Very favorable response times were observed using this technique.
If, at the same time, microorganisms enter the bloodstream, they may use these favorable growth conditions for deposition and biofilm formation.
This scenario represents a favorable condition for the application of ceramic membranes for oilfield produced water treatment on industrial units and its potential used on offshore oil production platforms.
The equilibrium time of 30 min is reasonable being an economically favorable condition for the adsorbent used in this study.
Constant use of antibiotics created favorable conditions for the selection and multiplication of antibiotic-resistant microorganisms [22].
The discriminating power of mini-barcodes is established [13] and here we used these short sequences in favorable conditions as the divergence between the two lineages of L. terrestris is very high (17.5%).
