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His team rated how conspicuous the frogs were against a typical background, and found that this correlated strongly with how toxic their poison was.

Ben-Menashe said the Zimbabwean government also looked into Le Roux's background, and found that he was born out of wedlock and adopted by a wealthy family in Zimbabwe, which was then known as Rhodesia.

We extended the above analyses to include both wildtype and elg1 deletion mutant strains in the cohesion assay background and found that approximately 15% of large-budded elg1 mutant cells that retain Pds1p staining also contain separated sister chromatids (Figure 3).

We then chose transgenes expressing Tsc1S533A or Tsc1S533D at levels similar to Tsc1WT (Figure 2A, lanes 2, 4 and 5), introduced them into the Tsc129 background, and found that they were also able to rescue the mutant flies as efficiently as the Tsc1WT construct: 61% and 63% of Tsc129 mutants were rescued to adulthood with the Tsc1S533A and Tsc1S533D transgenes respectively (Figure 2B).

We first examined the induction of DILP6 expression by starvation in a dFoxO mutant background, and found that it was abolished.

We performed a timecourse experiment in this genetic background and found that chronic metabolite supplementation (Supplementary Figure S1b) significantly decreased the percentage of animals with normal dopaminergic neurons at days 6 8 post hatching.

Using both administrative data and four separate longitudinal studies sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), we evaluate several prominent explanations for the persisting gender gap in STEM fields related to mathematics performance and background and general life goals, and find that none of them are empirically satisfactory.

I now wear hearing aids and find that high background noise completely masks normal conversation.

The study compared scores from one state to another by students from similar socioeconomic backgrounds and found that youngsters in Texas did especially well.

One recent study examined the interactions of 120 supposed "lone wolf" terrorists from all ideological and faith backgrounds, and found that, even though they launched their attacks alone, in a large majority of the cases others were aware of the individual's commitment to a specific extremist ideology.

Another recent study, at Pennsylvania State University, examined the interactions of 120 supposed "lone wolf" terrorists from all ideological and faith backgrounds, and found that, even though they launched their attacks alone, in a large majority of the cases others were aware of the individual's commitment to a specific extremist ideology.