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Hedges surveyed at baseline, which were lost at resurvey, were more species rich than new hedges gained.

A total of 70 subjects, 12 of which were lost at follow-up, were randomly assigned to either a conventional gym treatment (N = 30) or HT (N = 28).

In the realm of speculation, a parallel cited on pilots' forums and by aviation experts was the crash of Air France flight 447, which was lost at sea in 2009 via a combination of severe weather, technical failure and pilot disorientation.

The wet synthesis of these Fe3O4/C18 nanoparticles leads to the retention of approximately 2.84% humidity which is lost at heating (below 180°C).

To solve this problem, we propose the relay detects, combines, and forwards the packets which are lost at destinations using network coding.

Sima Qian's account also provides background on Confucius' connection to the early canonical texts on ritual and on music (the latter of which was lost at an early date).

Jesús Pastor Paloma, OAR, the structure was also supposed to have a prefabricated retablo (reredos) altar, which was lost at sea when the ship carrying it from Belgium capsized in a storm; a wooden altar was made locally in its stead.

The ancestral amniota genome contained two CYP3A genes, one of which was lost at the origin of eutherian mammals, and the other underwent gene translocation [12].

The viruses are stable at pH 7.0, and acidity decreases their infectivity (which is lost at pH 3.0).

We have capitalised on the fact that at this resolution, MBP staining appears to overlie NFH staining, which is lost at higher resolution.

However, the promoters were also marked with H3K27me3, which was lost at the HSPC stage, indicating further that their expression is associated with loss of H3K27me3.