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Many reports and papers have been published documenting the extent of the "food waste problem". It is estimated that around 40% of the edible food in the United States never gets eaten, with a large portion of that (~40%) generated by households.
A few case reports or small series have been published documenting the use of the Nuss procedure using a retrosternal bar for sternal stabilization [8].
No studies have been published documenting the exact time course of action from PM2.5 exposure to myocardial ischemia.
Extensive literature has been published documenting the many pleiotropic effects of bortezomib on the bone marrow microenvironment and on the biology of the myeloma cells directly.
Predicting the ecological response of species to variation in rainfall levels is difficult as little research has been published documenting the direct effects of changing rainfall levels on species abundance and distribution (Bale et al. 2002).
However, a number of reports have been published documenting the instability of Cy5 dye to elevated ozone levels in the environment causing distortion of gene expression (Cy5/Cy3) ratios [ 6, 7].
In 2004, the book The Longest Winter was published, documenting the defensive actions of the platoon.
In a bid to upend years of secrecy in the country dubbed "Africa's North Korea", a new Facebook page is publishing documents claiming to show how the Eritrean government abuses its citizens.
The first is that in the PubChemBioAssay database, while the direct assay methods may have been published as documents, the compound structures, protein identifiers and result sets are only instantiated in silico [42, 43].
Only recently, the first papers were published that documented the input of transgene products or transgene DNA into aquatic systems, headwater streams and rivers [45] and connected them to possible adverse effects on some aquatic organisms [46, 47].
A report New Life For Urban Streams (.pdf) was published to document the student work and broaden the audience for their ideas.
