Finally, Buchnera with the most dramatically reduced genome, from the aphid Cinara cedri (BCc), has lost the same genes as BBp but also four other flg genes (flgB, flgC, flgG, flgJ) and four fli genes (fliE, fliJ, fliK, fliM), hence preserving only a minimal type III virulence secretion system [ 21].
Regarding devices aimed at motion preservation, the authors suggest to distinguish "flexible" devices, which are able to preserve only a minor fraction (e.g. at most 50%) of the physiological ROM, from "dynamic" devices, which induce a smaller ROM restriction.
My story preserved only a few flattering fragments.
These Parsi (Persians) have preserved only a relatively small portion of their sacred writings.
The Kantorovich variant of Szász operators preserves only a constant function.
Evidence for cancer has also been elusive in the fossil record, which preserves only a miniscule fraction of the bones of individuals who lived at any given time.
Eventually, Welensky was comfortable with an African majority in Nyasaland and for the province to secede, seeking to preserve only a union of the two Rhodesias.
The earliest fossils of insects have been found in Early Devonian rocks from about, which preserve only a few varieties of flightless insect.
This symmetry will generally preserve only a patch of tiles around the center point, but the patch can be very large: Conway and Penrose proved that whenever the colored curves on the P2 or P3 tilings close in a loop, the region within the loop has pentagonal symmetry, and furthermore, in any tiling, there are at most two such curves of each color that do not close up.
Similar to the holotype specimen, the skull of SMU 74646 is largely incomplete and preserves only a fragmentary jugal, ectopterygoid, palatine, and posterior mandible.
Therefore, the Brassica genomes must have preserved only a small fraction of duplicated genes, as reported previously [ 26].
