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Triplicate groups of fish of both lines were fed diets containing either 100 g (LE diet) or 230 g (HE diet) lipids/kg dry matter, from the first feeding for six months.

Both chicken lines were fed with the same commercial layer diet.

The characters' lines were fed into the neural networks that power the bots, which analyzed their language patterns and learned to say things as they would.

The contractor installed 5045 feet-long, 24 inches-thick carbon-steel high-magnetic casing conduits, and fiber-optic communications cables and 46kV power lines were fed through them.

For each feeding experiment, the two exposed lines were fed on the same infected mouse/mice.

Animals starting around 2-3 mm in size (red lines) were fed 5 times (5F) (n = 99); animals starting around 5-6 mm in size (yellow lines) were fed 6 times (6F) (n = 65).

Sanger sequencing confirmed that the mutations were introduced without altering other sequences in the gene (Supporting Fig. 1) and RT-PCR indicated that expression of the mutant and wild-type alleles was similar in mice fed a chow diet and that transcript levels increased by similar amounts when the two lines were fed a high-sucrose diet (74% of kCal from sucrose) (Fig. 1B).

Monolayer cultures of stably transfected CHO lines were fed with complete serum-free medium every other day for a week; after concentration, spent media were applied to Protein A cartridges and bound Fc-fusion proteins were eluted with low pH buffer.

Gulf of Mexico deep-water fans (dashed lines) are fed by the Mississippi River drainage.

BT, which uses Huawei gear in the metal-clad sidewalk boxes where local telephone lines are fed into the company's network, considers Huawei a "trusted equipment supplier," the company said.

The power from the transmission lines is fed into the transformers, whose job is to then step it down from the level of hundreds of thousands of volts to tens of thousands of volts, then split the current into several directions via a device known as a "bus".