Although our analysis focused on the 843 sequence with associated demographic data collected from ten separate studies, each of which employed a different recruitment approach and was focused on a specific population (geographically and/or by risk factor), we still were able to obtain and include data across risk groups and geography.
Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, said, "We will treat it as an emergency," but noted that such declarations were typically reserved for specific, geographically limited outbreaks of infectious diseases.
What role can museums play in delivering benefits to specific, geographically defined communities?
However, longer periods may be necessary where the operator has to invest in infrastructure, railway rolling-stock or other vehicles that are tied to specific, geographically defined transport services and that have long payback periods.
However, longer periods may be necessary where the operator carries a substantial part of the revenue risk, or where he has to invest in infrastructure, railway rolling-stock or other vehicles that are tied to specific, geographically defined transport services and that have long payback periods.
Other organisms have specific, geographically-bound ranges that do not allow them to move, and will find it difficult to adapt to warmer seas.
Hence, the grouping of nodes based on a specific criteria to store geographically closer events is not doable.
Other clusters, such as those expressed highly by B cells (cluster 22), mononuclear phagocytes (cluster 24) and other lymphocyte, leukocyte and haematopoietic cell lineages occupied a specific region of the graph geographically distant from the intestine-related clusters.
"'San Marzano' applies both to a variety of tomato and a geographically specific region," he says.
