Chemical analysis on the liquid phase of WARs (crumb rubber removed) indicated that independent of the type of wax-based additive, there is less wax in the liquid phase of WARs when the additive is added earlier, which may be caused by the absorption of wax by crumb rubber during the interacting process.
After the unnecessary agar was removed (indicated with dashed lines in Figure S1B), the patterned agar was placed onto an aliquot (∼50 µL) of prewashed Anabaena cell suspension placed on the bottom of the plate so that each single filament was stochastically enclosed in a microcage between the agar well and the surface of the plate (Figure S1B).
However, a higher number of NLNs removed indicated better DFS in pN-positive patients (log-rank P < 0.001).
To define the minimal link required between the β-strands, we tested three different F1 deletion constructs: Δ30 (residues D139-D168 removed), Δ31 (residues K138-D168 removed) and Δ34 (residues K137-E170 removed) indicated in Figure 1B.
Our finding that fertilization efficiency was far lower in vitro unless the cumulus cells were removed indicated that even a short amount of time spent by the cumulus mass in the oviductal environment was detrimental.
Sequence analysis based on the PCR-amplified products (primer sequences were removed) indicated that among the 47 HEV strains, 31 belonged to genotype 4, 13 belonged to genotype 1, and 3 belonged to genotype 3, which indicated that genotype 4 is the main type prevalent in humans in eastern China.
In each hybridisation round some cDNA was removed indicating removal of non-regulated genes (data not shown).
On arrival in Kurukshetra, the garlands are removed, indicating the removal of his flesh and his defeat on the eighth day of war.
The methane yield from the AFMBR was 0.75 mmol/g COD removed, indicating only 5% of the COD removal in the AFMBR could be attributed to methane generation.
He said that the safety pins of some recovered mines were not removed, indicating that they had been in storage when they were swept away.
