Since there were no proprietary interests and success could not be judged by profitability, a status hierarchy evolved among departments or schools.
p.Q652fs was previously described [ 12, 13] in a familiar ET with double heterozygous TET2 status evolving after a brief observation into secondary AML and in a type I CMML.
87 As outlined in the introduction, a counter hypothesis supported by several groups is that LP status evolved in conjunction with pastoralism and herding (the gene-culture coevolution hypothesis).
A 65-year-old computer software engineer was admitted to a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, on July 7 , 2004 with fever, headache, and altered mental status evolving in the 7 days before admission.
Even before prison, his status evolved in the ANC Youth League.
Their status evolved in rather typical American fashion, with nominal government sponsorship giving way to the force of entrepreneurial and freelance motives.
Then, as various British colonies evolved from a status subordinate to the United Kingdom into an association of equal partners, the new relationship was named a Commonwealth.
Over seven centuries the artillery piece has evolved from a status symbol to one of the most deadly weapons wielded by man.
The system has evolved into a status quo wherein nobody has any incentive to do the right thing.
The growing size and escalating price point of outdoor kitchens suggests that the backyard barbeque has evolved into a status symbol.
