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Elucidating the mechanisms of how telomere length is preserved or lost following exercise is important for understanding how telomeres respond to physiological stressors.

The serum S-ECD amount was compared with the E-cadherin expression in cancer tissues, which were classified into those showing preserved, partially reduced or lost expression.

In some passages, extension is characterized as a matter of simply preserving or not losing what is given to one at birth (4B12, 4B19, 4B28, 6A10, 6A11), and such passages accord with the water metaphor in suggesting that moral development happens in the absence of abnormal interference.

Your mate must trust you, or any intimacy you wish to preserve or build is lost.

Subjective reason thus falls into incoherence, because as the drive toward self-preservation becomes more and more all encompassing, any real conception of the significance of what is to be preserved is lost.

The Indians have preserved our lost heritage.

Reading frame identification and accurate domain annotation, including both preserved and lost protein domains within the assembled chimeric transcript.

The annotation of the preserved and lost protein domains is essential in order to capture the oncogenic potential of a translated chimeric transcript.

It seems that a reasonable feature space representation for predicting the oncogenic properties of such novel chimeric proteins should maintain knowledge of both preserved and lost functional domains in the partner genes.

Certainly, in the Irish case there seems to have been a phasing of resilience, with financial resilience initially preserved but then lost as the crisis continued.

The superlens can also preserve detail lost in conventional optics.