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A vario Micro cube CHNS analyzer was used for a subset of OC-bearing ferrihydrite samples to confirm that the quantity of sorbed C in the solid phase was consistent with that removed from the liquid phase before and after reaction (data not shown).

In response to Reviewer 3 (point #1b, see below) we have deleted the paragraph on dynamic instability and with that removed the confusion of the "strained" MreB conformation.

Previously reported X-ray structures of the Notch1 and Notch2 negative regulatory regions were determined using recombinant proteins with deletions that removed the S1-cleavage loop.

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But he and other experts caution that in humans, the method will have to be combined with methods that remove other key roadblocks to nerve regeneration.

Anywhere from 20 to 70percentt of people who undergo cancer treatment will be rendered infertile by chemotherapy or radiation, and those who are treated with surgery that removes organs like the ovaries or testicles are rendered sterile.

These days, a Robinson cost around £300 with cheaper variants available, including one with a blacklight that removes potentially neighbour-upsetting glare.

Tweezy, a startup with an invention that removes facial hair, benefited from a government-backed Launcher Loan.

"D.H.S. has replaced old policies that merely looked tough with new policies that remove convicted criminals and make our streets safer," he said.

After monitoring more than 2,500 breast cancer patients for 20 years, researchers have concluded that women fare just as well with an operation that removes the cancerous lump as they do by having the entire breast removed.

Supersonic gas separators are converging-diverging nozzles with side streams that remove condensed phases.