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Foliar application of thiamin stimulates the growth, yield and biochemical compounds production of coriander and fenugreek

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Aminifard M. H. , Jorkesh A. , Fallahi H.-R. , Alipoor K.

Journal of Horticultural Research

2018

tom 26

nr 1

Genetic characterization of some rhizobial isolates from various legumes

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El-Ghany E. M. A. , Eissa R. A. , Fahmi A. I. , Nagaty H. H. , El-Zanaty A. M.

BioTechnologia. Journal of Biotechnology Computational Biology and Bionanotechnology

2020

tom 101

nr 3

Biaspectuals Revisited

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Starý Z.

Studie z aplikované lingvistiky - Studies in Applied Linguistics

2017

tom 8

nr 1

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The article deals with (or rather begins with) Czech biaspectual verbs. Although biaspectuals (sometimes referred to as aspectual homonyms) distinguish between perfective vs. imperfective meaning, there is nothing in their morphological makeup to signal this meaning distinction. To determine the aspect of a biaspectual, i.e. to disambiguate its aspectual homonymy, biaspectuals are sometimes synonymously substituted by verbs whose morphological makeup does signal their aspect; the biaspectuals are then considered perfective or imperfective (used perfectively vs. imperfectively) depending on the aspect of their substituents. The article demonstrates that this method is deficient: it is not necessarily conclusive. To demonstrate this, the following observations were made and conclusions drawn on Czech aspect and aspect in general. i. Despite the fact that aspect is thought of as an obligatory verbal category in Czech, it is not a matter of the verb alone, but rather of a larger linguistic expression. The mutual morphological makeup of the verb is only one of the many factors/exponents which (“in cooperation”) determine the aspectual interpretation of the respective linguistic expression. Some of these factors are identifiable as aspectual exponents in the expression itself (for example tense, verb complements, adverbial verb complements among them), others are beyond its scope, i.e. they are part of the (situational) context in which the expression is used. ii. Linguistic expression can be interpreted as perfective, imperfective, aspectually unspecific or the aspectual distinction can be irrelevant for it — despite that, aspect is considered to be an obligatory category. iii. Furthermore, the morphological imperfective can be used to co-express perfectivity, and the morphological perfective can be used to refer to an imperfectively conceived process/event. Therefore, due to this and points i. and ii. above, the verb IS NOT inherently perfective or imperfective, it is USED perfectively, imperfectively, or in an aspectually unspecific way.

Assessment of the course of the great cardiac vein in a selected number of human hearts

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Kaczmarek M. , Czerwinski F.

Folia Morphologica

2007

tom 66

nr 3

The aim of this work is to determine morphological and topographical aspects of the great cardiac vein, especially its relation to the branches of the left coronary artery. The examination of the cardiac veins was carried out on 36 specimens of hearts of both sexes aged between 12 and 70 and without any known history of change in cardiac pathology. The techniques applied by us were anatomical dissection and retrograde injection of the coronary vessels with Polimal 100, Polimal 150 and Durakryl resin. We examined the topography and morphology of the great cardiac vein and the mutual correlation between the great cardiac vein and the branches of the left coronary artery.

Videostroboscopic and morphological aspects of voice disturbances in patients with larynx atrophy and coexisting hypopharynx cancer

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Kosztyla-Hojna B. , Andrzejewska A. , Moskal D. , Kasperuk J. , Falkowski D. , Rogowski M.

tom 49

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Morphological aspects of the euphonic voice

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Kosztyla-Hojna B. , Andrzejewska A. , Moskal D. , Rogowski M. , Falkowski D. , Kasperuk J.

tom 49

nr 1