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Xenoliths are usually reconstituted through the processes of contact metamorphism, in which heat and fluids cause mineralogic and chemical changes in the parent rock of the xenolith; a study of these changes can give information on the temperature and composition of the magmatic body.

Therefore, phylogenies are usually reconstituted with information from only a few genetic loci, which limits phylogeny reconstruction of species that have diverged either recently or so rapidly that different parts of their genome have different phylogenies.

RA patients usually reconstitute their B and natural killer cells rapidly, whereas CD8+ T-cell reconstitution takes longer and full recovery of CD4+ T cells may never occur.

However, unlike the clients with psychotic illnesses, they usually reconstitute and stop having psychotic symptoms fairly quickly.

It has been shown that the proteins can usually be reconstituted by treatment with iron and Na2S under reducing conditions (in the presence of β-mercaptoethanol).

Such reconstituted oils usually lack certain of the odour notes of the natural products, because of absence of trace ingredients, often unidentified, that may be present in the natural oils.

Its publishing division was reconstituted as News Corporation (usually referred to as News Corp).

This phenomenon is in marked contrast to transiently reconstituted hematopoietic cells, which are usually undetectable by 8 to 10 weeks after transplantation [ 28].

While the germinal micronucleus is faithfully copied during clonal fission, the macronucleus is reconstituted upon division and is usually composed of a different number of copies of a different subset of the micronucleus genes among daughter cells [ 36, 37].

Validation usually involves validation standards or quality control samples that are prepared in placebo or reconstituted matrix made of a mixture of all the ingredients composing the drug product except the active substance or the analyte under investigation.

Usually, this approach will either give optimal or suboptimal solutions, depending on how close the restructured or reconstituted problems are to the original problem formulation.