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Second cycle: to hatch or not to hatch?
Fertility and Sterility, 2007The objective of this study was to assess the impact of assisted hatching (AH) on pregnancy rate (PR), clinical pregnancy rate (CPR), and implantation rate (IR) after a single failed, fresh, nondonor IVF cycle. Accordingly, we report that patients with one prior implantation failure benefit from AH with improved PR, CPR, and IR in a subsequent cycle.
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Scientific American, 2012
The article discusses the development of a biodegradable panel that allows crabs and other animals to escape from traps that have been lost by crab fisheries by the scientists Donna Bilkovic and Kirk Haven.
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The article discusses the development of a biodegradable panel that allows crabs and other animals to escape from traps that have been lost by crab fisheries by the scientists Donna Bilkovic and Kirk Haven.
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2021
Chapter 2 analyses the neo-baroque aesthetic of Lost, particularly the narrative’s organization around games and game play. The discussion of the perpetuated hermeneutic and hyperdiegesis in chapter 1 is extended into a directed analysis of the narrative puzzles found in the text of Lost.
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Chapter 2 analyses the neo-baroque aesthetic of Lost, particularly the narrative’s organization around games and game play. The discussion of the perpetuated hermeneutic and hyperdiegesis in chapter 1 is extended into a directed analysis of the narrative puzzles found in the text of Lost.
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2020
Abstract Hatching in crustaceans is an active mechanism in which free, mobile individuals are released from the egg envelopes. For the majority of species, this marks the transition from the embryonic phase of the life cycle, which is spatially constrained by the egg, and the free-living phase.
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Abstract Hatching in crustaceans is an active mechanism in which free, mobile individuals are released from the egg envelopes. For the majority of species, this marks the transition from the embryonic phase of the life cycle, which is spatially constrained by the egg, and the free-living phase.
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What kind of animals lay eggs? Where do they lay them, and how do they look after them? Meet some of Australia's incredible egg-laying animals. Starting at the sea, Hatch takes us on a journey inland and underground, to the treetops high above, and back down to a waterhole, till finally we reach the sea once more ...
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What kind of animals lay eggs? Where do they lay them, and how do they look after them? Meet some of Australia's incredible egg-laying animals. Starting at the sea, Hatch takes us on a journey inland and underground, to the treetops high above, and back down to a waterhole, till finally we reach the sea once more ...
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