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The couple, who met during high school, were reintroduced through a mutual friend in 2009, about a month after Mr. Leone had returned from Iraq.

On the other hand, a new reserve is being set up for the large blue, the butterfly that went extinct in Britain in 1979, but which has been reintroduced through painstaking conservation work and is now flourishing at a handful of sites in southern England.

In this case the visual-motor synchrony would be removed from the setup, but could be reintroduced through other means (e.g., body and limb movements unrelated to the prodding action).

Poliomyelitis is another vaccine-preventable disease that has been reintroduced through mobile populations.

Rabies could be reintroduced through direct reentry of infected animals across land borders, as has happened in eastern Italy with an outbreak of fox rabies originating from the western Balkan region (1 ).

The end of the steel wire, together with the tip of the needle, is bent over itself, forming a loop that is reintroduced through the eye of the needle and exits through the opposite end.

We use a novel application of a multistate, robust design capture recapture model to estimate survival of reintroduced tadpoles through metamorphosis (i.e., the number of individuals emerging from the pond) and thereby provide a quantitative measure of effort and success for an "in progress" reintroduction of toads.

Finally, a fragment containing Ll.ltrB intron and H1 was reintroduced into pMTL007-1494 through BsrGI and BstBI digestion, yielding plasmid pMTL007-H1 (Fig. 2).

Is WNV reintroduced every spring through infected migratory birds or wind-blown mosquitoes from the south?

Accordingly, we hypothesized that arginase-like metal binding sites could be reintroduced in TbARG through site-directed mutagenesis.

This result indicates that the current DENV-4 strains isolated in Roraima State were reintroduced to Brazil through Venezuela, where DENV-4 has circulated since the 1980s (1).