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Another ROAM study found that infants of migrant Somali women experienced excess mortality and excess caesarean birth in spite of being less likely to be born preterm or to be of low birth weight [ 12].

Despite the presence of wolves — more than 50, in at least six packs — at least 6,500 elk roamed the study area, more than enough to continue the plunder of the aspens.

Totally, the behavioral data of free-roaming studies shown in Figure 2 supported our hypothesis that optogenetic activation of the excitatory neurons expressing CaMKII α in the VTA has positive reinforcement properties on the locomotor activity of free behaving rats.

Data acquired from the free-roaming studies were analyzed with two-way repeated measures ANOVAs, while Student's t-test was employed to compare the average distances across 6 sessions under the nonstim, the optic blocking, and the optic stim as well as the trained optic stim patterns individually, where P < 0.05 indicated statistical differences.

He spent his childhood lovingly recalled in Far Away and Long Ago (1918)—freely roaming the pampas, studying the plant and animal life, and observing both natural and human dramas on what was then a lawless frontier.

The large variability in roaming behaviours in these studies makes it difficult to extrapolate the findings outside of these particular study environments, potentially due to the impact of environmental features on the home range (e.g. proximity to human habitats, sharp ravines or cliff faces, forest cover, etc).

More significantly, our rovers have been on Mars, roaming and digging, and studying its soil.

We detected no evidence for roaming males during the study period and, hence, no encounters between focal and roaming males were observed.

The company, which said it had no control over the release date, watched stoically as two of the four authors of the study roamed the fair to promote their work.

In 1983, he followed his dream to Paris and the École Municipale d'Horlogerie, where, over the next three years, he split his time studying watchmaking and roaming the city.

She roamed the countryside, studying traditional Japanese architecture and crafts, and devised new uses for straw, rush, bamboo, bark and vines.