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Persuaded by his new wife that the movies would allow him to preserve stage productions that would otherwise be lost, he threw himself into filmmaking with his customary intensity.

Although sequences that preserve stages of basement updoming are not often preserved, exposures in Sierra del Morro are exception in providing key evidence and insight into the involved processes.

The evolution of pregnancy is an excellent system in which to study the origin of novelties because mammals preserve stages in the transition from egg laying to live birth.

Lung structure is thus severely damaged at stage 5 and mostly not preserved at stage 6.

Prior to the Archean Eon, the Earth was in the astronomical (Hadean) stage of planetary accretion that began about 4.6 billion years ago; no rocks are preserved from this stage.

And it is a quality that is more than preserved in the stage adaptation of that book being presented at La MaMa through Nov. 25.

The successful playwrights of the 1910s and 1920s, such as Okamoto Kidō, wrote works that, although the products of a modern mind, preserved the traditional stage language and historical themes.

Nor is every intermediate stage preserved such that a step-by-step transition can be determined5, and in many cases the wild progenitor is extinct.

By doing so, more age-related anatomical characteristics can be preserved in each stage.

The joint space is preserved at this stage.

Consistent with this study, our experiments revealed only a minor decrease in relative LV wall thickness and unchanged fractional shortening in 5-week-diabetic Wt mice, indicating that heart function was still preserved at this stage.