(1) Sports marketing relationships are supposed to be symbiotic.

(2) We have a symbiotic relationship with them.

(3) Thus was established a symbiotic relationship between the power companies and the chemical indus-try.

(4) These interconnections argued for a close symbiotic relationship between the two media.

(5) The result: the end of a four-hundred-year symbiotic relationship between capital and labor in the developed world.

(6) Like symbiotic grubs they lay twisted together in a ball, until Mangar-Kunjer-Kunja appeared in the guise of a lizard.

(7) Previously, farmers and pastoralists had enjoyed a somewhat symbiotic relationship, the graziers providing the farmers with animal dung fertilizer.

(8) They live in symbiotic relationships with trees and provide water and minerals in exchange for carbohydrates.

(9) Do some viruses develop a symbiotic relationship with their host?

(10) This seemingly symbiotic link has been damaging to the more general applicability of these criteria in other contexts.

(11) That symbiotic nexus of press and professors has, in the meantime, revealed a sinister aspect too.

(12) Caracas and Havana remain in a symbiotic embrace.

(13) Racing has always had a symbiotic relationship with betting.

(14) The tungsten ore inXingluokeng pertains to a symbiotic fine granite vein - type wolframite and scheelite deposit.

(15) The results showed that symbiotic algae were found predominantly in the endoderm of the tentacles and were located within vacuoles in host cells.

(16) A newly refashioned symbiotic relationship between the two adversaries was born.

(17) Engineering completely new symbiotic relationship is obviously not an imminent possibility.

(18) Today, fortunately( ), a symbiotic relationship exists between China and the US.

(19) Female beewolf digger wasps cultivate symbiotic Streptomyces bacteria in unique antennal glands and secrete them into their larval brood cells.

(20) The effect of fungi harvesting on the forest environment arises from the symbiotic relationship between the fungi and the trees.

(21) The provider can expect increased decentralization of all functions and increased symbiotic relationships with customers.

(22) This is patently evident from the way he depicted, on occasion, perfectly symbiotic kisses, embraces and bodies.

(23) Within the Environmental Movement there is a useful, indeed a symbiotic, relationship between the absolutists and the pragmatists.

(24) The Ballet and the cavernous, gilt-trimmed Wang are locked in symbiotic, occasionally contentious embrace.

(25) The critical point is the effect of depth on illumination(), which affects the photosynthetic activity of symbiotic algae.

(26) Their very differences are at the heart of the symbiotic bond that propels the story.

(27) Like a bird on the back of a hippo, Hotchkis is happily going along for the symbiotic ride.

(28) The preverbal identifications of the Imaginary involve identifications based on symbiotic fusion with the primary caretaker.

(29) Coralloid roots A type of root regularly produced by cycads, which contains symbiotic nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria in root nodules, giving the roots a knobbly coral-like appearance.

(30) Many oratory or pilot scale studies on algal - bacterial symbiotic system for wastewater treatment have been developed.

(31) The symbiotic aesthetical view point is materialistic, various and creative.

(32) The political, legal and agnate system in our ancient society are symbiotic.

(33) Nodulation genes expression and regulation of Rhizobium play a very important role in the Rhizobium and plant symbiotic nodulation.

(34) These relatives of corals have similar tissues and are also home to symbiotic photosynthetic algae.

(35) Moreover, in vitro and animal trials have shown symbiotic microflora in kefir have anticarcinogenic, antimutagenic and antimicrobial properties.

(36) Special significance of culture to graphic symbol was put forward. The symbiotic harmony characteristic of the graphic symbols and culture was demonstrated through specific social phenomenon.

(37) Over the past decade, China and the United States have developed a symbiotic, and dangerous, relationship.

(38) But long - term contracts can be symbiotic for producers and clients if properly enforced.

(39) For a historical example, Margulis suggests her own studies on the symbiotic nature of nucleated cells.

(40) Natural food symbiotic microbiological product obtained from animals and poultry intestinal.

(41) Mangrove-associated fungi were divided into saprophytic, parasitic and true symbiotic fungi based on its ecological roles.

(42) Cost - effectiveness evaluation of accompanying and symbiotic components is a very difficult and debatable problem.

(43) One excellent example of a symbiotic relationship is found in the root nodules of leguminous plants.

(44) Symbiotic nitrogen fixation of legumes with azotobacteria was a hot topic of scientific research, but less focus on alpine meadow community.

(45) This has long been understood to enjoy a symbiotic relationship with the spotted salamander, which lays its eggs in bodies of water.

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(46) At the heart of the symbiotic relationship between Lua and its host language is a virtual stack.

(47) Lichen is a sort of complex life that living in symbiotic relationship with fungi and algae, named by the mycobiont lichen-forming fungi taxonomically.

(48) With the dual economy theory, urban and rural development theory and the symbiotic integration theory, it probed into the urban and rural integrated development of mass sports.

(49) The effect of 4 herbicides, quizalofop-P, haloxyfop-P, acetochlor, and metolachlor, on rhizobium-peanut symbiotic nitrogen-fixation was studied in the greenhouse.

(50) A newly - fashioned symbiotic relationship between the two adversaries was born.

(51) The youngest, Ralph, is odd, locked in a sealed, symbiotic clutch with his girlfriend that is literalised when they install a deadbolt on their bedroom door.

(52) It's not surprising to find successful symbiotic teams operating there.

(53) Plant pot experiments were carried out for the recipient strains and their transconjugants to compare their nodulation ability and symbiotic nitrogen fixation efficiency.

(54) From the game to allow cities more symbiotic we hear birds sing?

(55) It may be a symbiotic relationship, since these "squatters" have been known to unite to drive away the minor predators able to kill and feed upon the lily.

(56) Macao no longer relies on its formerly symbiotic relationship with Dr Ho to sustain it.

(57) If the original host plant was replaced by others, both these Frankia' infective ability and nitrogenase activity in new symbiotic system were lower.

(58) Enumeration by plate-counting and rolling tube methods indicated that there were abundant symbiotic bacteria resided in hindgut of termite Coptotermes formosanus.

(59) From these results it can be concluded that the symbiotic Chlorella probably effect the gene expression of the host cell.

(60) The rhizobia can secrete a chitinous polysaccharide so-called Nod factors, which is the key signal of perception each other during the symbiotic interaction.

(61) On both the ripening paddy and the paddy fresh harvested and stored, we find the symbiotic and parasitic field fungi to be the dominant while saprophytic storage fungi are seldom discovered.

(62) This is a naturally symbiotic relationship because an object must usually be selected to be resizable.

(63) Armillaria mellea is a kind of famous medicinal fungus symbiotic with Chinese medicinal herb Gastrodia elata Blume (Tianma).

(64) What started as a marriage of convenience has now turned into a symbiotic relationship.

(65) Environmental factors are always one of the major reasons why the symbiotic nitrogen-fixing system of rhizobia and legumes cannot come into full play in agricultural production.

(66) Nodulation genes and genes essential for nodulation competitiveness of Rhizobium play a very important role in the Rhizobium and plant symbiotic nodulation.

(67) Symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria invade the root hairs of host plants, where they multiply and stimulate the formation of root nodules, enlargements of plant cells and bacteria in close association.

(68) If true, the symbiotic nature of a cell provides a couple of lessons.