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"If they miss out on food, they will be less healthy," she said, noting that where populations have been measured, numbers of Cuvier's beaked whales are declining.

A comparison of the steady state levels in Fig. 7 with experimentally measured numbers of system components, in particular c-di-GMP, in curli-on and curli-off cells may shed further light on this topic.

In contrast, the measured numbers of copies of these proteins should be in the ratio of one copy of rplJ to four copies of rplL.

We transfected WT hepatocytes with GFP-tagged LC3-II (GFP-LC3-II), imaged using confocal microscopy, and measured numbers of LC3II-positive puncta using MetaMorph software.

Our measured numbers of mutation "hits" were sufficiently low that was is preferable to treat the data as categorical rather than continuous.

When binary logistic regressions with dropout indicators were added to the previous model in order to explicitly model the ignorable missing data mechanism with the previous measured numbers of drugs as time-variant covariates, the growth estimate remained the same as in the traditional model.

Field- grown Dipsacus were initially labelled, mapped and measured (number of leaves) in early 2009 while still at the rosette stage.

After 30 days, the following parameters were measured: number of peritoneal nodules, ascites volume, and diameter of the largest tumour.

"Empowerment lite" might deliver the kind of results development agencies have been reduced to measuring – numbers of women on courses, numbers of girls at school, numbers of women on councils.

For the innovation performance, antecedent researches mostly focused on measuring numbers of innovation, especially number of patent.

On top of that, Nielsen doesn't even measure number of individual Facebook accounts.