Only the data collected during this 4-day extension were used in the statistical analysis of this experiment (because on reviewing the data it was apparent that some dogs also depleted one or more foods during the NSS phase).
"This aquifer, they estimate, contains eight Lake Eries of water, and they have already nearly depleted one.
If the gas ceased flowing through Ukraine, where might more be found after stores were depleted?One answer is, surprisingly, Russia.
Otherwise, I'd still be vacillating, stuck in the muck of ambivalence while my store of eggs dropped and depleted, one by one.
In power, she said, conservatives have systematically attacked and depleted "one of most valuable parts of the progressive legacy" : the value of public service.
franchise requires the player to expend virtual energy in order to proceed; when the energy is depleted, one can either wait for it to regenerate or pay for more.
We have then depleted one of the cell lines to varying degrees to determine whether the same variants reoccur following mtDNA replenishment as tumorigenesis progresses.
My expectation is that fully charged battery blocks will be waiting for the cars at the stations and will be swapped to replace the depleted ones in one minute.
Oysters are prolific, and that means there is a chance to conserve existing oyster reefs and restore depleted ones, something that is already beginning in the Chesapeake Bay, and in North Carolina, Ireland and Denmark.
Serco, the private firm that operates the system, uses lorries to lug bikes across London in order to free up space in crowded racks and resupply depleted ones, but does not always seem able to keep up.Stephen Glaister, a transport economist at Imperial College, London (and another devoted cyclist), wonders if the scheme is aiming at the wrong problem.
