"... In PAGE 30: ...uch as shortage of food and increase of unionized ammonia (Gallardo et al., 1999). Studies have been conducted to establish techniques to assess the physiological status of cultured rotifers, as well as to predict culture collapse. Table4 listed possible methods to detect physiological condition of rotifers. Egg ratio means the number of parthenogenetic eggs per female, and has been regarded as an important parameter to assess the status of rotifer culture.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ... Possible application of NMR microscopy to cryopreservation studies Since proton NMR microscopy non-invasively visualizes the concentration and distribution of water, the method can also be applied to cryopreservation studies. Some possible applications are summarized in Table2 . One application is to clarify the distribution and amount of water within the sample to be cryopreserved either at the preculture, desiccation, imbibition in the cryoprotectants (or vitrification solutions) or the slow prefreezing step (Fig.... ..."

"... In PAGE 9: ... A simple questionnaire was designed (see Appendix) to obtain enough demographic data from the participants, to make certain cultural divisions possible. The list of seven factors extracted from Table2 (section 2.4), were used to create the first part of the questionnaire (Section A: Demographics).... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... In addition, several researchers have addressed differences in institutionalized practices in IJV projects (Mahalingam et al, 2004). Table1 summarizes the two culture dimensions, their attributes, and the values of these attributes for Japanese and American cultures. At the project level, each culture has its own sets of micro-level behavior, organizational control style, and task control style.... ..."

"... In PAGE 24: ... Four design features are found to be part of how designers and com- munities can instil meaning into a radioactive waste management facility and site. Table3 summarises these features and their characteristics, the value they may add to the community, and strategies for achieving them. Table 3.... In PAGE 24: ... Table 3 summarises these features and their characteristics, the value they may add to the community, and strategies for achieving them. Table3 . Cultural design features that help to maximise the added value brought to a community by a radioactive waste management facility Design feature Characteristics Value added Possible strategies to achieve the desired feature Distinctiveness The installation is attractive, recognisable and like no other .... ..."

"... In PAGE 24: ... Four design features are found to be part of how designers and com- munities can instil meaning into a radioactive waste management facility and site. Table3 summarises these features and their characteristics, the value they may add to the community, and strategies for achieving them. Table 3.... In PAGE 25: ... Table3 . Cultural design features that help to maximise the added value brought to a community by a radioactive waste management facility (Contd) Design feature Characteristics Value added Possible strategies to achieve the desired feature Understandability The installation and its functions are understand- able.... ..."

"... In PAGE 39: ...omplex, M. kansasii, M. chelonei and M. fortuitum were isolated by several research workers but only in up to 5% of people with Crohn apos;s disease and often after incubation for many months or years222,223,224,225,226,227 (see Table6 ). In many of these reports, spheroplastic forms were obtained, some of which appeared from subsequent studies to be mycobacteria.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... Finally, many researchers have attempted to capture cultural patterns in a set of dimensions. Table2 contains a summary of the most commonly cited cultural patterns iden- tified in the literature. However, researchers differ not only in which cultural patterns underlie culture, but also in their views on how these cultural patterns define culture.... ..."