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Published 2011
... consequences for aquatic systems as faster litter decomposition may lead to food depletion for higher trophic...
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Published 2014
... pH of the soil solution of all the treatments increased after flooding and this increase was faster in the...
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by Rau,R.
Published 2002
...Nineteen-channel EEGs were recorded from the scalp surface of 30 healthy subjects (16 males and...
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Published 2014
... pH of the soil solution of all the treatments increased after flooding and this increase was faster in the...
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Published 2022
... Trees (BST) are employed to represent PWA functions, which may be time prohibitive considering the total...
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Published 2016
... to shorten the operation time and to decrease bleeding complications. Materials and Methods : Circumcisions...
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Published 2017
... et al., 2016) although explains the structural pattern of the meridional Rehamna sectors didn't fit well...
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Published 2015
... of tubulin polyglutamylation by controlling the factors that regulate the levels and pattern of tubulin post...
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Published 2021
... 5.20 kgf. Fruit firmness decreases faster for ‘Royal Time’ cultivar than for ‘Royal Summer’. The...
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Published 2021
...Peach is a very perishable climacteric fruit whose firmness may decay rapidly depending on the...
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Published 2021
... faster for ‘Royal Time’ cultivar than for ‘Royal Summer’. The results suggest that in general farmers use...
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Published 2009
... postoperative active mobilization may enable a faster and more effective recovering of tissue biomechanical...
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