life cycle stage การใช้

• Like the other life cycle stages, Ass-Blasters have orange blood.
• Effective networks account for the movement patterns of target species at each life cycle stage.
• Crisis in identity comes in the form of later adult life cycle stages and various life events.
• These have been summarised into the life cycle stage and the antibodies that could potentially elicit an immune response.
• Example life cycle stages described in the document are : concept, development, production, utilisation, support, and retirement.
• Biologists began looking at the different life cycle stages involved in " Metagonimoides oregonensis " in the wild compared to the parasite in captivity.
• All life cycle stages of the parasite have isolated nuclei and the merogonial ( immature ) and sporogonial ( mature ) stages occur together in the vacuole.
• As with all parasites with a complex life cycle involving a number of hosts, details of the morphology vary depending on the host and life cycle stage.
• ELQ-300 acts as an inhibitor of the life cycle stages that play a role in the transmission of malaria, and to have good oral bioavailability.
• NemaGene-a data mining tool allowing the user to search for transcripts by name, or to explore transcript expression by life cycle stage in a given organism.
• The performance of the structures over the life time and due diligence assessments of the assets in later life cycle stages might give reason for reconciliation of the arguments.
• As distinct from instars ( the life cycle stages separated by metamorphosis ), only one particular type within an instar has been graphed at this stage-gravid females.
• An overview of the occurrence of flagellated cells in eukaryote groups, as specialized cells of multicellular organisms or as life cycle stages, is given below ( see also the article flagellum ):
• Due to the differences in body shape among the different life cycle stages within a species, the use of overall body shape-whether flat or cylindrical-to differentiate the genera has been de-emphasized.
• LCM is used to understand and analyze life cycle stages of products and services of a business, identify potential economic, social or environmental risks and opportunities at each stage and create ways to act upon those opportunities and reduce potential risks.
• The larva continue growing on the host fish until they reach their next life cycle stage, and once this stage is reached they are released from the gills of the host fish and find their way to the bottom of the river or stream.
• Here they liberate a specialist bacterium, " Xenorhabdus innexi "; this causes sepsis in the host insect, eventually killing it, but not before the nematode has passed through its various life cycle stages and further infective juveniles have developed.
• "Varroa destructor " is a parasitic mite which colonizes beehives and preys on honey bees by consuming their hemolymph . " Varroa " mites parasitize all types of honey bees ( workers, nurse bees, larvae ) depending on their life cycle stage.
• Dr . Karen A . Steidinger, a dinoflagellate expert at the Florida Marine Research Institute and a co-author with Burkholder on the article that described and named Pfiesteria piscicida, issued a statement dissociating herself from the characterization of the amoeba-like and other life cycle stages.