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Stress strain profiles generated from mechanical push-out tests for composites with the layers removed displayed a single and distinct peak, whereas profiles for composites with the layers left intact consisted of multiple superimposed peaks.
Interestingly, H2A mutants from which serines 10 and 15 were removed displayed larger nuclear volumes.
Polyps that had their flatworms removed displayed prey capture rates of 2.7±1.6, 4.8±4.1 and 16.9±10.3 nauplii polyp−1 30 min−1.
On the other hand, the paired-distance distribution profiles computed for A20 ZnF4 and TAB2/TAB3 NZF complexed K63-Ub2 (with bound ligand removed) display narrower distributions compared to those computed for the open-state structures or to the experimental data.
On the other hand, the gene co-expression network and the metabolic network with currency metabolites removed display a high level of hub affinity as opposed to anti-correlation; nodes with large degrees favor to link with other nodes of large degrees.
Bogofs on large bags of salad would come to an end, in-store bakeries would put less bread on display and they would remove display-until dates on bags of fruit and vegetables, which consumers said they found confusing.
It is also removing "display until" dates from fresh fruit and vegetables, using smaller cases in stores and rearranging 600 in-store bakeries to reduce the amount of bread on display, with the aim of better stock control and less waste.
Apple removes displays from front page of store [ZDnet blogs].
In Saskatchewan, the first Canadian province to remove displays, youth smoking fell by a quarter in five years.
Tesco said it addressing the problem of waste by ending multi-buys on large bags of salad, removing "display until" dates from fresh fruit and vegetables, using smaller cases in stores, and rearranging 600 in-store bakeries to reduce the amount of bread on display.
They found that when the insects' brains were removed, they displayed discontinuous breathing patterns.
