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The effect of seed age on the response to low imbibition temperatures was investigated using initially high-quality seed lots.

But nothing approaching a full synthesis of this high-quality work had been attempted - until now.

It is sufficiently fast and accurate to be used by seed producers for establishing an optimal harvest time to obtain high-quality seed lots.

The decision analysis model relied on high-quality randomized trial data to predict estimates that were reasonably accurate.

Supporters of voucher programs claim that they provide the assistance that will allow children from poor families to attend high-quality private schools.

So the majority of works we presented in this article try to reconcile both requirements - automation and high-quality mappings - by adopting semi-automatic approaches.

There are 458 entries, arranged alphabetically, by over four hundred high-quality contributors.

Technical brilliance is used as a staple for a steady output of high-quality performances.

Therefore, inclusion of high-quality parents is of particular importance when considering the quality objectives of the population.

The host country's stocks of biodiversity and genetic information are crucial inputs to the production of high-quality samples.

Systematic reviews of qualitative studies offer a way of combining both elements: providing high-quality evidence on the perspectives of those targeted by welfare interventions.

Much of this validation came from an implicit, and often explicit, acknowledgment of a causal relation between well-crafted cookery advice writing and high-quality fiction writing.

Such patient-centered inquiry about priorities deserves more systematic study in the future if patientspecific goals are to be a marker of high-quality palliative care.

The innumerable high-quality illustrations range from graphs and maps to black-and-white photos which have reproduced very well.

Proposed double-layer target for the generation of high-quality laser-accelerated ion beams.