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These genes were selected because they were continuously up- or down-regulated during the early and late phases of acute BM, thus representing potential targets for therapeutic intervention at the time of onset of pathophysiological processes leading to brain injury.

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"[The bracelets] are better than a thermometer because they are continuously monitoring the baby's temperature".

Cancer cells are more sensitive to radiation than are healthy cells because they are continuously proliferating.

Data capture and storage Data sets grow exponentially day-by-day because they are continuously gathering ubiquitous information-sensing mobile devices, aerial sensory technologies, remote sensing, software logs, cameras, microphones, radio-frequency identification readers, wireless sensor networks, and so on.

In an FGD at Bulugu in Gushiegu with second- and third-generation Fulani pastoralists, they stated that they do not feel they belong to the Ghanaian society, not because they see themselves as non-citizens but because they are continuously set apart.

Under typical indoor conditions, occupants tend to be much closer to steady state because they are continuously exposed to DEP and DnBP in home and work environments.

A more recent procedure for global positioning relies on satellites, whose locations at any instant are known precisely because they are being continuously observed from a series of stations in all parts of the world.

"Could you ensure that entire generations aren't forced to flee their homes in cities, towns and villages in war-torn countries from Syria to Nigeria because they are being continuously bombed, burned and brutalized at every turn... could you very kindly put some sanity and compassion in the hearts of the criminal profiteers of hatred, bloodshed and warfare?

Found buried 10 meters underground in the mine, the artifacts are strikingly well preserved because they were submerged continuously in watery mud for many millennia, and no oxygen permeated the site, says Thieme.

Because fixed forms of N are continuously sequestered into sediments, rendering them unavailable for metabolism, and because they are also continuously converted to N2 through the combined processes of nitrification and denitrification, life can only be sustained by conversion of N2 to NH3.

Liquids and gases are relatively easy to handle, because they are fluid, which continuously deforms under a shearstress.

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