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In the study by Schmidt et al. [1], Cry1Ab was dissolved in a buffer solution and deposited on eggs of Ephestia kuehniella, which were continuously provided to A. bipunctata larvae.

The tanks were continuously provided with fresh, oxygenated water by a recirculation system.

Tracheostomy was performed, and the animals were continuously provided with a mixture of 95% O2 and 5% CO2 through the endotracheal tube (PE-200).

A total of 497 female Long-Evans rats were continuously provided with drinking water fortified with five essential elements and containing from 0.01 to 50 ppm cadmium, as the acetate, from weaning for as long as 30 months.

For Pi re-supply, plants were continuously provided with 250 μM Pi for 30 d, transferred to solution without Pi for 12 days to deplete internal P pools, and then transferred to a solution containing 250 μM Pi for three days before harvest.

Within a short time another leading British physicist, John William Strutt, concluded that the production of heat in the Earth's interior was a dynamic process, one in which heat was continuously provided by such materials as uranium.

Because all these isotopes have relatively short half-lives, none remains since the formation of the elements, but instead they are continuously provided by the decay of the long-lived parent.

Conclusions about the performance of eco-feedback systems in the literature were mostly drawn based on their short-term performance, during which eco-feedback information was continuously provided.

Critical services in a telecommunication network should be continuously provided even when undesirable events like sabotage, natural disasters, or network failures happen.

Fresh unweathered material with high reactive mineral surface area is continuously provided to the surface layer by denudation diminishing the effect of decreasing weathering rate over time.

Because all of these isotopes have relatively short half-lives, none remains since the creation of the elements, but instead they are continuously provided by the decay of the long-lived parent.