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However, in the presence of NO and H2O the activity of soot oxidation was mostly preserved.

The ion beam energy was mostly preserved (over 95%) even after neutralization.

Nanofiber-like PANI on the GO surface was mostly preserved and became the carbon nanofibers (CNFs) after carbonization.

Remarkably, the intra-tumor genomic clonal architecture present in the originating breast cancers was mostly preserved upon serial passaging in xenografts and in short-term cultured PDTCs.

It takes into account the visibility relations between pixels in the image pair, and the geometric consistency was mostly preserved by generalizing seam carving to simultaneously carve a pair of seams in both images while reducing distortion in appearance and depth.

Food was mostly preserved through boiling, simmering or standing.

In contrast, preserved miRNAs are those whose expression show a limited variability (see the criteria that we used to define "preserved") between diseases and controls and thus are mostly preserved expressed.

This means online advertising revenue can be mostly preserved while readers are required to open their wallets.

First, we'll look at a "baseline case", which assumes that the status quo is mostly preserved — except that Newt Gingrich drops out of the race after Alabama and Mississippi vote.

Inside, the character of the house has been mostly preserved — high ceilings, distinctive moldings, generously scaled windows, carpet on the stairs to the other dining room on the second floor.

Texts in Old Hittite, a form of the language used between approximately 1650 and 1500 bce, are mostly preserved in copies made during the empire period; these texts preserve the earliest examples of an Indo-European language that have thus far been found.