In conclusion, spaced-trained animals remembered the association 5 days after the end of acquisition whereas massed-trained animals did not.
The lack of imprinting in the tammar PHLDA2 confirms an earlier conclusion that acquisition of genomic imprinting to the KCNQ1 domain occurred specifically in the eutherian lineage after the divergence of therian mammals into marsupials and eutherians, despite the fact that imprinting of the adjacent IGF2-H19 domaroserose before the marsupial-eutherian split.
Together, these facts are consistent with the conclusion that acquisition of caveoloin-1 and -2 can represent independent and distinct processes.
The eventual conclusion of discount-driven acquisition is deeper-discount-driven acquisition, and this held true for Homejoy.
Numerical simulations and experimental verification lead to the conclusion that acquisition probability of the system with linearly polarized light is greater than that of the other systems, and this approach is effective.
The key point, which may limit the ability to draw reliable conclusions, is the presence of acquisition noise in the original images that has to be tracked along the DIC/identification processing to provide uncertainties on the identified parameters.
He links these conclusions to the doctrine of acquisition.
In conclusion, the acquisition of I222T in a European wild duck LPAI A(H7N9) virus demonstrates that N9 viruses can harbor I222T substitutions and confirms the levels of reduced NAI sensitivity in other NA subtypes.
The Attorney General, acting under the authority conferred in section 103(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act [8 U.S.C. 1103(b)] (as inserted by subsection (d)), shall promptly acquire such easements as may be necessary to carry out this subsection and shall commence construction of fences immediately following such acquisition (or conclusion of portions thereof).
Although the bank suffered during World War I and the postwar economic crises in Europe, UBS continued to make acquisitions after the conclusion of World War I.
