The Parental Care Model hypothesizes that endothermy is arisen as a consequence of selection for parental care because endothermy enables a parent to control incubation temperature.
The characterization of photobiological hydrogen production for four marine green algae by sulfur-deprived and treated with uncoupler after dark anaerobic incubation was investigated.
Amino-PVA-SPION alone was detectable in cytoplasmic endosome-like structures after 3 hours of incubation but resulted in early cell death after 24 hours.
This British grass snake exhibits dicephalus, a condition related to conjoined twinning. It is caused during development by high incubation temperatures.
" You'll see some dead unicorns this year, " Bill Gurley, a noted venture capitalist, predicted in 2015, the year that incubation of these startups worth more than $1bn really got going.
Growth lines in fossilised dinosaur embryos found elsewhere suggest they needed as much as six or seven months of incubation before they were ready to hatch.
So lots of forms of problem-solving benefit from an incubation period where you take a pause between when you hear the problem and when you start working on it.
The incubation of emerging sectors will be quickened, while efforts will continuously be made to enhance the country's full-industrial-chain advantages in the sectors of mobile and optical communication, according to Jin.
The reason this is a standard of practice is because… measles has a long incubation period, meaning it can take a while for you to be exposed and have symptoms.
And that incubation turns into inspiration, which is the actual psychological term for when our conscious mind realizes the solution that our subconscious has been working on.