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Teeth with only embedded root remnants were considered as missing.

Surprisingly, forest remnants embedded in a pine plantation matrix hold most of the avian species expected for this kind of forest.

P. radiata wildlings were totally absent from plots in large continuous areas of native eucalypt forest, but present at 5% of plots within patches of eucalypt remnants embedded within the pine plantation.

The microporosity created by the acid etching procedure is then infiltrated with monomeric dental adhesives that are intended to surround and embed the remnant protein-rich substrate, thus providing adhesion to the tooth structure via micromechanical retention [5].

Shedding not only generates soluble ectodomains or fragments, but also leaves membrane-embedded remnants referred to as C-terminal or N-terminal fragments (CTFs and NTFs, respectively) depending on the substrate topology.

The last was an intein identified in a viral remnant embedded in the nuclear genome of the oomycete Phytophthora ramorum.

We found that species richness increased over time in the plantation matrix, as well as remnant vegetation embedded within the plantation (isolated trees, tree patches and remnants, but not riparian locations).

The allogeneic material-2 showed trabecular bone structures, in which connective tissue and cellular remnants were embedded.

Salvaging debris from the total disaster, Golia burnished the remnants and embedded them within large slabs of jet-black glossy resin to produce vast abstractions.

He will need to undergo several more medical procedures, including one to remove gunpowder remnants still embedded in his face and body, according to the family's lawyer.

These were characterized by caseocalcerous tubercle appearance with grit-like particles embedded within deep yellow remnants of the lymph node.