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Methods to isolate and culture primary human hepatocytes (PHHs), the gold standard for building human liver models, were developed several decades ago; however, PHHs show a precipitous decline in phenotypic functions in 2-dimensional extracellular matrix coated conventional culture formats, which does not allow chronic treatment with drugs and other stimuli.
Polls show a precipitous decline in support from 83percentt in 2012 to 61 percentone year later.
During the first weeks after birth, quantitative studies with radiolabeled albumin show a precipitous decline in PSA and endoneurial water content that reaches adult values by about 8 weeks after birth, indicating that endoneurial capillaries and the perineurium become less permeable during development (Fig. 5) [ 184].
FBI data showed a precipitous rise in reported anti-Muslim assaults during the election year.
In particular, when volunteers report the experience of ego dissolution, their brain imaging shows a precipitous drop in D.M.N. activity.
It shows a precipitous drop in the amount of time people are spending on the core social network.
The news followed a government survey, released on December 1st, that showed a precipitous decline in the fortunes of export manufacturers, confirming lots of anecdotal evidence.
The first sign of trouble, however, came at the beginning of May, when Boss released first-quarter results showing a precipitous 19percentt sales decline in the United States.
The data showed a "precipitous drop" in spraying the inside walls of houses with insecticide since 2010 in all regions, while access to public health system was an ongoing problem.
A study by the Shenzhen Academy of Social Sciences and the Chinese University of Hong Kong, released on January 18th, shows a precipitous drop in the fraction of the population involved in starting new businesses, from 12% in 2004 to 5% in 2009.
Brian Redding of Lombard Street Research says that the recession has already started, a view which appears to be supported by the recent survey by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, which showed a precipitous decline in manufacturing activity at the end of last year.
