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According to a study published today in the journal Science, Europe is "succeeding in maintaining, and to some extent restoring, viable large carnivore populations on a continental scale".

We believe that radiographic analysis enables more direct comparison of treatment efficacy in restoring viable brain tissue without introducing confounding variables such as patients' age, baseline heath status, and recovery process during rehabilitation.

Interestingly, depletion of RPL11, p53 or p21 with siRNA could each one individually partially restore viable cell counts 72 hours post-transfection (Figure 7A and D).

It's hard to imagine the government doing much better than Citigroup in turning a profit and restoring a viable lending institution.

Following this episode continued overflow from the upstream chamber restores viable conditions in the downstream chamber by diluting out the lethal agent and replenishing it with living cells from the upstream chamber.

Our data also demonstrate that the wash-out of DOX from the cells restored their viable cell density but reduced their specific IgG productivity to basal levels.

This step also restored the viable cell density, which permitted the cells to overcome the problem of accumulation of the target protein.

The ban on keeping brook trout caught in the Rapid River is an effort to restore once-viable populations of huge, wild brook trout that early in the last century ranged throughout Maine's Rangeley Lakes, of which Umbagog is the westernmost.

Genomes carrying the original mutations in S3 or S4 plus compensatory mutations restoring base pairing were viable and had robust growth phenotypes.

The entire region, but particularly the northeast, is faced with the challenge of sustaining or restoring productive and economically viable fisheries while also taking meaningful steps to conserve biodiversity and the ecosystem functions and adaptability that depend on it.

We propose that plantations should be carried out with a high-diversity of native species in order to create biologically viable restored forests, and to assist long-term biodiversity persistence at the landscape scale.