For seed retention time, we evaluated separately the effect of lizard sex and type of experiment (laboratory vs. field), and the effect of seed weight (only lab-experiment data).
Seewagen wrote down the bird's weight in his lab notebook and flicked up the PVC.
It is likely these students assumed that the increase in weight during the lab was the result of the fertilizer treatment, rather than photosynthesis, as illustrated by many students selecting the options "absorption of organic substances from the soil via the roots" or "incorporation of H2O from the soil into molecules by green leaves" on this multiple-choice question.
Like many of its peers it has stumbled under the weight of unproductive labs, drug safety scandals and expiring patents.
and other ancillary care services such as preventive screening, immunization, visits to outpatient pharmacy, counseling sessions for weight, smoking etc, labs and electrocardiograms [ 20].
It will have a sport science lab, a weight room, a nutrition center — and a section filled with trampolines, a foam pit, a skate bowl and a skate ramp.
On 28 and 29 June 2005, I removed the cages, collected all surviving larvae and brought them to the lab for weight (to the nearest 0.1 mg) and length measurements (to the nearest 0.5 mm from mandibles to tail fork) to look for possible effects of host chemotype on larvae.
To the best of our knowledge, only a few studies have reported a weight-lowering effect of LAB besides a hypocholesterolemic ability.
For example, if the results of a study on medical choice and judgement showed that physicians consistently attribute high weights to relatively uninformative lab test but instead undervalue the informativeness of cues from clinical examination they would hint at something that needed to be improved perhaps with an educational intervention.
In the lab, the length, weight and sex were determined, and the condition factor was calculated (condition factor C F = weight (g) × 100/length (cm)3).
