In subsequent struggles to gain control of the trade, Portugal was eventually eclipsed, after more than a century as the dominant power.
Thus, despite their initial decline of weight shortly after TM treatment and the early death of ∼15% of Ate1-deficient mice, and despite their subsequent failure to gain, on average, more than ∼63% and ∼69% of the weights of Ate1+/+ and Ate1+/− mice, respectively, the Ate1-deficient mice consumed significantly more food than their Ate1-containing counterparts (Fig. 10C).
Adult macaques were employed in subsequent studies to gain insights about SSCs and the spermatogenic lineage in the context of the fully developed adult tissue.
This article presents the qualitative program evaluation component that included focus group discussions and subsequent content analysis to gain an understanding of the experiences and meaning of the faculty who participated in the faculty development program.
Three subsequent plays failed to gain another first down, however, and on fourth down, a pass by Manuel was intercepted by Virginia Tech's Davon Morgan and returned to the Florida State 34-yard line.
For example, during DRL-15, the first lever press is rewarded but the rat must then wait for at least 15 s between subsequent lever presses to gain further rewards.
This intron is specific to this species and demonstrates conclusively that these multiple perforin genes are a result of lineage specific duplications, occurring subsequent to intron gain.
Subsequent to the proposed exon gain event, an intron was seemingly inserted into exon 2 of akirin in a common deuterostome ancestor, after the split of cephalochordates and higher chordates, but before the event separating akirin1 and akirin2 (fig. 2a, b).
Specifically, they were asked to report which task they would like to perform in a short subsequent "test block" in order to gain a reward bonus.
A "closed list" system of counting votes makes it relatively easy for the first person listed on each slate to be elected, but very hard for second and subsequent candidates on each slate to gain seats.
At the same time, in what seemed a clear rebuke to the efforts of Western nations to take an aggressive stance against the Zimbabwean government, the A.N.C. included a lengthy criticism of the "arbitrary, capricious power" exerted by Africa's colonial masters and cited the subsequent struggle by African nations to gain freedoms and rights.
