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Dictionary » T » Temporary Temporarytemporary Lasting for a time only; existing or continuing for a limited time; not permanent; as, the patient has obtained temporary relief. Temporary government of the city. (Motley) Temporary star. (Science: astronomy) See star. Origin: L. Temporarius, fr. Tempus, temporis, time: cf. F. Temporaire. ![]()
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Results from our forumholographic origin of life... substance like a medicine ,can interfere so dramatically with this storm of reactions that an organism is?It may offer some changes that are temporary, but they cannot fix the system and cannot return it to the way it was before.(i am not talking for substances that kill invader organisms ...
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Gene knockdown in insect pests?... can be controlled (by silencing genes which are linked to resistance of pesticides). I was wondering how this worked as the gene knockdown is only temporary. Thanks!
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Re: Succession... from three insect groups which are thought to be extinct or close to extinction in three different habitats in the UK. (i) Farming often produces temporary areas of bare soil on which colonisation may start, but these data show that many species of insect associated with the type of community ...
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can we record and playback Dreams ?... to speak to neurosurgeons whether this experiments will work as there could be thousanDs of nerve cells which holds human memory i.e permanent and temporary memory storage area. please refer the placement of electrodes section in ecg --------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- ...
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strand biases in mitochondrial genomes... if i understand you correctly, you mean what is termed GC skew - this is very odd terminology - as G always pairs with C with the exception of the temporary induction of mispaired mutations. GC skew means more G's on a strand than C's - and it impacts upon the codon usage - see the redundancy in ...
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