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(A ) Age of the 675 recombination blocks (mutation rate of μ = 10−6) estimated using binomial mass function; (B ) Boxplot of the median (plus first nation blocks and third quartile) log-age of recombination events in contigs.

Canadian ethnicity was not a category before 1991 Fig. 5 a: Age of male interprovincial migrants.

Normally content guys' mission is to fight for greater control, for restrictions in a age of free digital love.

Table 1 Biological definitions of parameters Parameter Biological definition a Age of infection s Recruitment rate of healthy T cells d Per capita death rate of uninfected cells β Rate at which an uninfected cell becomes infected by an infectious virus k(a) Virion production rate of an infected cell with age a δ(a) Age-dependent per capita death rate of infected cells u Clearance rate of virions.

(a) Age of sitting unaided on flat surface (in months; the age when the child first sat, without support, on a flat surface. Children were considered as delayed when they first sat after 8 months old and as normal or non delayed when they first sat 8 months old).

a Age of diagnosis for cases.

A scientist in an age of science.

A deep need belying an age of affluence?

This is an extraordinary achievement in an age of austerity.

"In an age of nightmares, this is a risky sideshow".

"His frugality sanctified an age of waste, his simplicity an age of luxury, his taciturnity an age of ballyhoo," Arthur Schlesinger Jr. once wrote of Coolidge.