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We also measured (for JAS, middle panel) the effects of adapting contrast at two different pedestal values (0 and 0.02), Facilitation by the pedestal was lost at high adapting contrasts only, in agreement with the results in Fig. 2. Abolition of the dip, with no effect on detection is, to the best of our knowledge, unprecedented.

Revivability of cryopreserved oocytes from small rodents and humans is extremely high, adapting well to the maintenance of the huge numbers of gene-modified transgenic strains and the efficient use in therapies for human infertility [ 5, 6].

At the higher adapting dose of 1 µL undiluted cyclohexanone, greater levels of adaptation were observed and only the response to diacetyl was completely unaffected (Figure 4B).

Crime Prevention Minister Jeremy Browne said the UK is "leading the global effort to address the serious threat" from legal highs, "adapting and innovating" as new trends emerge.

SAN FRANCISCO — Cisco Systems is trying to pull off one of the toughest tricks in high technology, adapting a big legacy business to a vastly different future.

Inhabitants of high altitudes adapt to the lowered amounts of oxygen within the air by developing an increased number of red blood cells (a condition called secondary polycythemia).

Modulated high voltage adapted adequate electric power transfer to the package.

The two-dimensional reactive Navier-Stokes equations, including the effects of viscosity, thermal conduction, molecular diffusion, and chemical reaction, are solved on a high-resolution adapting mesh.

We can, thus, predict that invasions of the ancestral hermaphrodites in the high salt adapted dioecious populations would be more difficult if we were to repeat experimental evolution.

P-SSM4 is a cyanomyovirus that has been experimentally shown to infect two high-light adapted and two low-light adapted strains of Prochlorococcus in culture [23], [27].

In the first scenario, we divided the genomes into three groups, based on "ecotype": high-light adapted Prochlorococcus versus low-light adapted Prochlorococcus versus Synechococcus sp. (fig. 6).