egression

Each was permitted to be stung once and then reared individually on sprouting cowpea grains in plastic cups (diameter: 9 cm on base and 12 cm on top; height: 4.5 cm) until egression of the parasitoid larva from the host and spinning of the cocoon for the pupal stage.

Compression dressing can exert a mild force on the wounds and subcutaneous tissues to preclude both egression and accumulation of CSF, which improves the seal of dural openings.

Real factors P[C.sup.R.sub.1] 2.237 3.746 0.421 P[C.sup.R.sub.2] -11.856 -4.316 P[C.sup.R.sub.3] 54.981 3.585 Univariater egression Adj [R.sup.2] A.

There are very few verses of the Qur'an and hadith that are considered as what is known as 'qat'iatildilala ', which is where the understanding of the egression is absolute; that we know exactly what it means.

Some hosts died of parasitism soon after the egression of the parasites, but some hosts lived for additional 5 to 7 d (Fig.

The results of the egression models 1-4 are shown in Table 2.