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The diagenetic analyses indicate that protein is less preserved in the bone assemblage from the middle stable landscape.

In agreement with this hypothesis, the coordination between HD neurons in the PoSub that were the most spatially modulated was much less preserved during sleep compared to wake than in HD neurons with no or limited spatial modulation.

All across the country, the people most motivated to vote were not Revolted Republicans but Democrats who, for months, had been trying to tell anyone who would listen that they liked Bill Clinton and intended to stick with him.Republicans, putting a brave face on these results, can say that the status quo ante is more or less preserved.

Although research grant funding was more or less preserved in last year's comprehensive spending review, capital spending on research was hit hard.

For example, MIRs are much less preserved in rodents than in humans.

In contrast to LexA, the binding sites of Fis are less preserved in their sequence (Fig. 3).

Most people, unfortunately, tend to go through the world maintaining their separation from others, more or less preserving that.

These mice spontaneously eat less, preserve their body mass, are more resistant to spontaneous and induced tumorigenesis and live longer, thus greatly mimicking the effects of caloric restriction (CR).

However, Charifi et al have demonstrated a preservation of the satellite cell pool in elderly subjects that engaged in regular exercise and as patients with osteoarthritis are likely to exercise less, they may have less well preserved satellite cell pools.

Although they are geologically younger than the tabulate and rugose corals, their aragonitic skeleton is less readily preserved, and their fossil record is less complete.

One reason is that, in general, the further back in time you go, the less fossil material you have and the less well preserved it is.