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By March 2nd only a quarter of the 18,000 Indians in Libya were safe, mostly rescued by civilian airlines and cruise ships chartered by the government.

Arnold et al. [1] had observed that the precocious ossification in HDAC4 null animals is mostly rescued by a single allele deletion of MEF2C.

The effect of MEF2C deficit on bone formation is mediated through interactions with HDAC4 such that the precocious ossification in HDAC4 null animals is mostly rescued by a single allele deletion of MEF2C.

The cell death induced by shikonin could be mostly rescued by specific necroptosis inhibitor necrostatin-1, but not by general caspase inhibitor Z-VAD-FMK.

This defect can be mostly rescued by inserting a Ku-binding hairpin at other locations within the mutant tlc1Δ48 RNA, whereas inserting additional Ku-binding hairpins into wild-type TLC1 causes progressive telomere hyper-elongation (Zappulla et al., 2011).

The entire PUF domain is essential for RNA binding and, in the case of the Drosophila PUF protein Pumilio, the pumilio mutant phenotypes are mostly rescued by the PUF domain alone (Wharton et al., 1998).

Similar to the PI-PLC treatment, NEP1-40 mostly rescued the astroglial induction by Nogo-66.

Interestingly, after co-injecting p53 MO with NRP-1a/-1b MOs, we found that knockdown of p53 mostly alleviated off-target neural death compared to the positive control, while the vessel defects by knockdown NRP-1 were also mostly rescued (Figure 4a, Figure S4, a, b).

The Australian Federal Court's full bench upheld a government appeal against a ruling by Judge Tony North of the court that 433 refugees, mostly Afghans, rescued by a Norwegian freighter from a leaky ship on Aug. 26, must be allowed into Australia.

Winton's 105th birthday party is at the Czech embassy in London, and the guests here are the offspring of 669 children - mostly Jewish - rescued by Winton from almost certain death in the months before the second world war broke out in 1939.

Because it was taken with a mobile phone, the images are jumpy and all-over-the-place, but it's unlikely that a professionally shot movie would have captured the spontaneity of the joy — and relief — of the boatload of mostly Eritrean migrants rescued by the Italian navy in the Mediterranean after a harrowing four-day crossing from Libya.