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Service was generally restored by 2 45 a.m.

Further inconsistent reports of shorter telomeres in cloned offspring from other species68 have led to the consensus that telomere length is generally restored during nuclear reprogramming69.

But this can be avoided, and you can be remembered as the secretary of state who restored regulatory confidence, brought in investment, made a visible success of your energy brief, and who generally restored the republic.

Generally, restored wetland costs between $25,000 and $130,000 an acre, depending on the amount of engineering required, the type of wetland and the risk that the restoration project in question may not succeed.

These engineered nucleases can recognize long stretches of DNA sequences and introduce DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs), which are generally restored via non-homologous end-joining, a process that introduces small insertions or deletions (indels) at the repair junction, thereby generating knockouts (KOs) at the targeted sequences.

In 1981 83, the Zytglogge was thoroughly renovated again and generally restored to its 1770 appearance.

The historical natural disturbance scenario met five RNV benchmarks and the restoration scenarios as many as five, by generally restoring forest composition, age class distributions, and landscape structures, and reducing bifurcation of forest conditions.

To be sure, those products also must be safe for people to use, but system malfunction rarely causes injury, and users can generally restore operation themselves.

President Obama has put forward a bold agenda of reforms that aims to fulfill his campaign promises to restore the country's economic well-being, provide health insurance coverage to millions of uninsured Americans, end the war in Iraq, defeat the Taliban and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and, more generally, restore America's good name around the world.

Representatives of other municipal utilities in the state said their utilities also participate in a variety of educational programs in local schools, work to keep their rates lower than their privately owned competitors, help lower property taxes by contributing money directly to their municipalities and generally restore power more quickly after outages.

The reintroduction of WT copies of P110 and P140 coding genes in those mutants generally restore the expression of these two proteins at WT levels.