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According to a 2008 report funded by the department's National Bee Unit, the number of honey bee colonies fell by 25.9% in 2008, an even more dramatic loss than the 11.7% decline documented in 2007.

Furthermore, we find that the severity of signal loss is variable across subjects, with some subjects showing negligible loss and others showing more dramatic loss.

The mutant versions of Shs1 in which only the CDK consensus sites were mutated to alanines (shs1-ps1 and shs1-ps2) showed a decrease in the most hyperphosphorylated upper form of Shs1, whereas the mutant versions that also included the non-consensus site mutations (shs1-ps3 and shs1-ps4) showed a more dramatic loss of phosphorylation.

An even more dramatic loss of kinase families along all lineages is apparent in the STE group, which we discuss below.

We observed an initial slow modest depolarisation in the soma of neurons, followed by a secondary, more dramatic loss of Ψm (Fig. 2D, E).

It is possible, although clearly speculative, that the more dramatic loss of glucose control seen in males could contribute to the lower lifespan effect produced by rapamycin in males.

Among the more dramatic losses were Toulouse, a city in the south-west that it had thought was safe, Roubaix  and Tourcoing, two industrial cities in the north with a deep left-wing heritage, and a string of other cities, including Amiens, Caen, Tours, Reims and Limoges, held by the left since 1912.

These new drugs, along with beloranib — which produces more dramatic weight loss than anything currently available but is still undergoing clinical trials — were discussed with great excitement last month by experts and researchers at the international Obesity Week conference in Atlanta.

The more dramatic knowledge loss in neuroanatomy may be due to both poor initial learning and lack of reinforcement.

The arsenic-exposed mice had a more dramatic weight loss of up to 20% of their body weight by day 8 postinfection, at which point the researchers euthanized them to prevent suffering, in compliance with institutional animal care standards.

The higher the molecular weight, or the higher the concentration, the longer the relaxation time, and the more dramatic the loss of viscosity (shear thinning) with increasing shear rate.