Indeed, it has been proposed that these adventitious materials play a role in in meso crystallization. |
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One possible source for this high frequency dispersion could be trace amounts of adventitious oxygen or contributions from iron. |
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After all, we have dealt with adventitious GM presence in maize previously on several occasions. |
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It was an adventitious consequence of the fixing of the date of the hearing. |
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Then, as if in tribute to the adventitious nature of idea generation, the solution came to him in his sleep. |
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What the audience identify with are the apparently adventitious features imposed by the logic of the form itself. |
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It is by no means adventitious that this statement combines an ethical proposition with an economic prescription. |
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The narrative perhaps shares with a good many other such accounts the adventitious quality of a just so story. |
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They are adventitious benefits, which for policy reasons are not to be regarded as diminishing the plaintiff's loss. |
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Nowhere was this adventitious attitude to life more evident than in the rural music scene. |
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So-called adventitious roots grow from a different layer of plant cells than regular, lateral roots. |
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The young parasite then develops a tubercle, with adventitious roots and a shoot. |
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After removal, such stem segments could produce adventitious roots under moist soil conditions, and produce new plants. |
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Gouges in the sides may be adventitious consequences of the casting process, but in this context they read as scars. |
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In tidying up or polishing the former the roughness and irregularity of the latter is discarded like so much adventitious dross. |
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It does not feel, subjectively, like some interfering, adventitious stuff has been removed. |
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Programmed cell death also takes place in the cortex of adventitious roots to form aerenchyma. |
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Plants were washed carefully out of soil and the individual adventitious roots originating from the stem base were removed for testing. |
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If adventitious rooting could be introduced into a crop like cotton, it could lead to new production efficiencies. |
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The total number of primary adventitious roots per plant was closely correlated with corm dry weight. |
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In adventitious embryony, the embryo develops directly from nucellar or chalazal tissue without an intervening gametophyte stage. |
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Once the apex of a lignotuber penetrates below ground, it forms rhizomatous tissue that can generate both aerial shoots and adventitious roots. |
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Oxygen transport from shoot through adventitious roots has been visualized directly. |
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Asymmetrical patches of growing feathers were considered adventitious replacement and not scored as molt. |
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Although both mutants were isolated, each is morphologically distinct, suggesting adventitious genetic alterations. |
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Similarly, when flooded, the common osier is able to aerate upper adventitious roots, while deeper roots rely on anoxia-tolerance for their survival. |
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This adventitious contamination can occur during cultivation, harvest, transport, storage and processing. |
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It was strange how you can run into people in such an adventitious way. |
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Many bulbous plants have contractile adventitious roots that pull the bulb deeper into the ground as it grows. |
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Climbing plants often grip their supports with specialized adventitious roots. |
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Rather unique adventitious buds may develop on roots and grow out as shoots. |
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It is therefore appropriate to fix a maximum level of adventitious presence of the above substance in those food additives. |
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Moreover, they invited the Commission to adopt labelling thresholds for the adventitious presence of authorised GMOs in conventional seeds. |
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In some cases, this adventitious presence could even be the result of an exchange of pollen between crop varieties in adjoining fields. |
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The monitoring of the parameters of adventitious sounds is an immediate way to control the benefits or adverse effects of the treatment. |
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The cells, virus pools and fetal bovine serum are all screened for the absence of adventitious agents. |
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The absence of herbicides will enable threatened adventitious flora to flourish on the ploughed soil. |
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Light was excluded during this stage to prevent adventitious photodamage. |
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That result was not an adventitious distortion of the tradition. |
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For his closest friends and family his demise was shockingly adventitious. |
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Opportunities for adventitious habitat creation have been widely accepted. |
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Flight-feather molt categories were symmetric, adventitious, and juvenal. |
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It has previously been shown that adventitious organogenesis and embryogenesis could occur in parallel from in vitro-cultured tissues of Helianthus. |
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Apart from adventitious material, such as fragments of the older rocks, pieces of trees, etc. |
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The threefold distinction of profectitious, adventitious, and professional was ascertained. |
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Commonly such adventitious establishment is apparently harmless at best, but in some cases Lavandula species have become invasive. |
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In many tropical rain forest trees, large woody prop roots develop from adventitious roots on horizontal branches and provide additional anchorage and support. |
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This has allowed the estimation of levels of adventitious GM presence in non-GM harvest resulting from cross-pollination from multiple fields and other sources, and over extended time periods. |
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Avicularia adventitious, monomorphic or polymorphic, suboral or lateral to orifice. |
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Lest these colours should be diluted and weakened by the mixture of any adventitious light. |
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The adventitious disappearance of those nearer the throne than the duke had, moreover, set tongues awagging. |
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Rejuvenation and adventitious rooting in coppice-shoot cuttings of Tectona grandis as affected by stock-plant etiolation. |
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Particular classifications based on obviously adventitious characters, as similarity of form of deposit, or identity of matrix or of associated minerals, can therefore serve no useful purpose, either scientific or economic. |
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The flax industry and the canola industry, which is largely GE canola, are now worried about having GE canola markets closed in Japan because of adventitious presence contamination with unapproved GE flax and dockage. |
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Measures for co-existence should be efficient, cost-effective and proportionate and should not go beyond what is necessary to ensure that the adventitious presence of GMOs stays below the tolerance thresholds. |
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I would like to say something about the concept of adventitious presence', a concept which is used to indicate the unintended presence of small quantities of a specific atypical material in another material. |
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The presence of genetically modified organisms in seed, at least in the lower batches, is generally adventitious and often technically unavoidable. |
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That improvement in laboratory performance has resulted in the detection of the adventitious presence of bone spicules, particularly in tuber and root crops. |
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But let me also be completely clear: the threshold for adventitious presence of GMOs is not, as some suggest, a de facto threshold for GMO tolerance. |
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Root cuttings of thornless blackberries will revert to thorny type because the adventitious shoot develops from a cell that is genetically thorny. |
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Recently completed experiments demonstrated clearance of key adventitious viruses during manufacture of the company's Bovuminar Bovine Serum Albumins. |
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Sympodial angiosperms with adventitious roots inevitably have patterns of vessel evolution different from those seen in monopodial woody angiosperms with taproots. |
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