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The transcriptional response to the presence of an embryo was characterised during the pre-implantation period in dairy cows.

The genome-wide transcriptional response of C. butyricum CWBI 1009 to naturally decreasing pH (associated with increasing H2 production) was characterised during glucose fermentation without pH regulation.

Macromolecular and elementary composition of catalytic biomass with a balanced metabolism (only growth, no lipid accumulation) was characterised during phase I. Due to the limiting glucose flow, growth was exponential for both cultures.

The influence of niobium and vanadium additions on the precipitation behaviour in a 24Cr 18Mn 1N austenitic stainless steel is characterised during ageing at temperatures from 800 to 1100 °C.

In the 1st, 2nd and 5th years after installation, the CH4 emission patterns were characterised during rice cultivation and rice grain yield and soil properties were investigated at the harvesting stage.

Finally, we assayed the mRNA expression profile of seven nuclear encoded components of the cytochrome oxidase complex, which are known to be induced at the mRNA level and have previously been characterised during the synchronous differentiation of stumpy forms to procyclic forms [ 62].

The largest class (n=322; 59.0%), which we named the Low All Violence class, was characterised by infrequent reports of during-conflict violence, after-conflict violence and IPV.

For the composites development, sodium silicate dehydration behaviour was characterised with phases formed during dehydration i.e. liquid, gel, and solid phases.

The course of LBP was characterised by substantial improvement during approximately five weeks after seeking care, and practically no improvement after ten weeks when considering cohort averages.

Before transplantation experiments were carried out, transgene expression of these genetically modified hMSC lines was characterised at several passages during culture by PCR, real-time PCR, ELISA and flow cytometry.

The smallest class (n=32; 5.9%), which we named the High Violence During and After Conflict class, was characterised by high frequencies of violence during and after the conflict and moderate IPV victimisation.