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1 the edges of reefs from which they sometimes stray.

2 an unknown sample are then adjusted for the strays.

3 ly fail to cross the injury site and instead stray along aberrant trajectories.

4 l of Enterocytozoon bieneusi, feces from 348 stray and pet dogs and 96 pet cats from different locati

5 War I explain how he came to the decision to stray and to stay so far from his roots.

6 pression and causes primordial germ cells to stray away from the somatic gonad, occasionally exiting

7 el inputs, both the wall capacitance and the stray capacitance were measured.

8 infestation, adoption from a shelter or as a stray cat, hunting, and being from Florida or California

9 Furthermore, given the ubiquity of stray charges, the resulting hypothesis may have additio

10 In response to straying chromosomes in mitosis, the spindle checkpoint

11 ribution of the sensor substrate and unknown stray components to the overall measurements.

12 ing, yet experimental systems generally have stray coupling between the qubit and the environment, wh

13 mans get rabies primarily through dog bites, stray dog population control and mass or mandatory vacci

14 ted in 15.5% of the dogs, including 20.5% of stray dogs and 11.7% of pet dogs, and in 11.5% of the pe

15 e, we review the importance of sheltered and stray dogs as reservoirs of zoonotic parasites in differ

16 and a modest expansion to vaccinating 13% of stray dogs could cost-effectively reduce human rabies by

17 Sheltered and stray dogs, exposed to zoonotic parasites, including pro

18 d that highly feasible strategies focused on stray dogs, vaccinating as few as 7% of dogs annually, c

19 the contribution of the sensor substrate and stray elements to the overall measurements.

20 ents reveals the contribution of the unknown stray elements.

21 utions from the sensor substrate and unknown stray elements.

22 duces a large cell- and beam-angle invariant stray excitation that is insensitive to beam scanning.

23 ly, the beam scanner as the major sources of stray excitation.

24 ble the rate that campaign teams can capture strays, expanded annual targets become cost-effective.

25 could be directly responsible for releasing stray fibers.

26 This result is due to a local enhanced stray field and a competition between vortex-vortex repu

27 f 20 times lower than of volumetric magnetic stray field detection device based immunoassays.

28 y a combination of external magnetic fields, stray field energies, higher-order exchange interactions

29 alisation and quantification of the magnetic stray field of magnetic force microscopy (MFM) probes, a

30 sors have been primarily used to monitor the stray field of magnetic nanoparticles bound to analytes

31 he magnetoresistance variation caused by the stray field of the magnetic cells that flowed through th

32 Direct visualisation of the stray field surrounding the probe apex using electron ho

33 verting the AFM phase into the FM phase, the stray field, and hence sensitivity to external fields, i

34 logical target and detect it via sensing the stray field.

35 ld-gradient in the fringe field of a magnet, stray-field-imaging (STRAFI) technique significantly imp

36 gnetic (AFM) memory that produces negligible stray fields and is insensitive to strong magnetic field

37 We show that FM stray fields directly influence the critical current den

38 tex states, but the observed cloverleaf-like stray fields indicate the presence of weak in-plane anis

39 with a general analytical description of the stray fields produced by spin-spin correlations in a 2D

40 ess for data retention and the ferromagnetic stray fields to an obstacle for high-density memory inte

41 nalities appear due to the interaction of SC stray fields, associated to supercurrent loops, with the

42 of superconductor (SC) - ferromagnetic (FM) stray fields, in both the superconducting behaviour of t

43 nd Strawn Group production gas together with stray flowing gas in the Trinity Aquifer, Texas.

44 These activities stray from commonly recognized specificities of individu

45 trials or believed that treatment should not stray from protocol.

46 , however, closing is very slow and channels stray from the dilated into the defunct condition.

47 isualized by live-cell imaging, growth cones stray from their central path.

48 e, gut maintenance declines and microbes can stray from traditional zones, negatively impacting host

49 a peculiar behavior in which they repeatedly stray from, but then return to, the newly discovered res

50 sential to show how far warring parties have strayed from international law protecting health care in

51 vely judge by how much a retouched photo has strayed from reality.

52 b the homotopically transplanted cells never strayed from the migratory pathway.

53 arently due to newly sprouted axons that had strayed from the nerve core.

54 Male strays from beaches to creeks were shallower bodied than

55 lower bodied than other beach fish, and male strays from creeks to beaches were deeper bodied than ot

56 e quest to create superhard materials rarely strays from the use of high-pressure synthetic methods,

57 places new constraints on the source of this stray gas and further shows that Barnett and Strawn gas

58 While noble gas signatures of Strawn and stray gas are consistent with a single-stage water degas

59 0.15% of the 20,700 wells in the area where stray gas contamination occurred (upper estimate) and ha

60 ifers with fugitive hydrocarbon gases (i.e., stray gas contamination), which can also potentially lea

61 (through January 2014) reveals evidence for stray gas contamination, surface water impacts in areas

62 The similarity of Strawn and stray gas crustal noble gas signatures suggests that the

63 dissolved and transported with groundwater, stray gas in aquifers has elicited attention.

64 es suggests that the Strawn is the source of stray gas in the Trinity Aquifer.

65 er reinforcing the notion that the source of stray gas in this aquifer is the Strawn.

66 ntal wells, is the main cause of thermogenic stray gas migration in this oil- and gas-producing basin

67 ertical oil and gas wells were identified as stray gas migration pathways.

68 Thus, they pose a lower risk for inducing stray gas migration than legacy vertical or deviated wel

69 indicates the potential for a well to induce stray gas migration.

70 Atmospheric (22)Ne/(36)Ar ratios of stray gas mimic also that of Strawn, further reinforcing

71 otal of 42 water wells contained thermogenic stray gas originating from underlying oil and gas produc

72 cerns include the potential for migration of stray gas, metal-rich formation brines, and hydraulic fr

73 Like stray gas, Strawn gas is significantly more enriched in

74 earned of a state regulator investigation of stray-gas migration from a nearby Marcellus Formation ga

75 wells have drinking water contaminated with stray gases.

76 This creates a potential relationship of stray grain formation and defect accumulation.

77 interfacial region between the epitaxial and stray grains.

78 of gene flow from F(ST) still suggested that strays had low reproductive success.

79 proteins which, together, decide the fate of stray hydrophobic proteins in the aqueous cytoplasm.

80 manner and reproducibility is influenced by stray impurities.

81 Due to its shielded location, these stray ions were not detected in the center cup.

82 Retinal stray light (large-angle domain) and the full-width-at-h

83 h (r = 0.77, P = 0.003, n = 10) but not with stray light (r = 0.01, P = 0.98, n = 8).

84 50% width (r = 0.48, P < 0.001, n = 25) and stray light (r = 0.44, P = 0.01, n = 30), whereas after

85 Errors due to stray light and dark counts are substantially reduced an

86 Intraocular lenses can introduce stray light artifacts into the eye.

87 a theoretical approach: it predicts that the stray light content of the output of digital micromirror

88 Stray light correlated with recipient age after DSEK (r

89 he detection showed excellent linearity with stray light down to 0.6%, and an effective path length a

90 een proposed and implemented, but associated stray light effects on photodirected oligonucleotide syn

91 sed by individual differences in intraocular stray light is discussed and requires further research.

92 Depending on the operation mode, stray light is either totally negligible or controlled e

93 tly where up beam in the illumination system stray light is generated that gives rise to nonevanescen

94 value for each filter was quantified with a stray light meter and plotted against individual perimet

95 the anticipated chain lengthening effect of stray light on photoacid-dependent synthesis of oligonuc

96 lls, flat panel display, infrared detectors, stray light reduction, stealth and others.

97 The slower and larger stray light rod component elicited by these flashes was

98 e over the range of the five filters per log stray light unit were as follows: SAP, 2.177; SWAP, 1.96

99 The individually induced intraocular stray light value for each filter was quantified with a

100 mulate the typical forward light scatter and stray light values associated with age-related lens opac

101 The increased stray light values induced by cataract-simulating filter

102 age declines over a 1 log unit change in the stray light values were as follows: SAP, 4.85 dB; SWAP,

103 Stray light was minimized by the use of a band-pass filt

104 This chain lengthening effect of stray light would not be preventable when synthesis invo

105 e larger, late component was the response to stray light, and it can be suppressed with the addition

106 hotopigment in the receptors rather than the stray light, and that the changes are related to the out

107 with a surround) to minimize the effects of stray light, multifocal rod ERGs can be recorded with su

108 nt protective function, namely absorption of stray light.

109 ions of weak base will prevent the effect of stray light.

110 antly but differently affected by increasing stray light.

111 t of the tests to the effects of intraocular stray light.

112 nd a reduction in the deleterious effects of stray light.

113 upercurrent, from the suppression due to the stray magnetic field.

114 e of addressing quantitatively the effect of stray magnetic fields from both, the superconductor and

115 and magnetic field hardness, the absence of stray magnetic fields, and the spin-dynamics frequency s

116 Our results indicated that selection against strays may be moderated by the strays' phenotypic simila

117 hroughout the cytoplasm, usually attached to stray microtubules.

118 t likely explanation of the incident is that stray natural gas and drilling or HF compounds were driv

119 For example, groundwater contamination by stray natural gas and spillage of brine and other gas dr

120 Strays, or fish that did not return to their natal sites

121 king of Sema5A function led to retinal axons straying out of the optic nerve bundle, indicating that

122 ction against strays may be moderated by the strays' phenotypic similarity to individuals in the reci

123 We identify stray reflections and high-numerical aperture aberration

124 scattering cells, most background comes from stray reflections produced far from the sample plane, in

125 or example through the tidal disruption of a stray star, thus offers a rare opportunity to study the

126 hereas the fractionated EBRT would eliminate stray tumour cells, but allow (by virtue of its very sch

127 rrence of the tumour could arise either from stray tumour cells, or the tumour bed that harbours morp