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The similarity between neoblasts and germinal cells led Wang et al. to suggest that schistosomes may have evolved their parasitic life cycle partly by adapting a program of development based on stem cells in non-parasitic worms.

Advanced planning for such contingencies and the ability to adapt a program rapidly will reduce the extent of treatment interruption.

Our study demonstrated psychological benefits from a program of adapted yoga compared to usual care for ICD recipients.

By adapting a comparative study of several differentiation programs we found that p53 can play opposing roles during these programs, in a cell fate dependent manner.

We adapted a software program already capable of automated data extraction to identify records of patients with ILI in routine electronic GP records in two of the most commonly used commercial programs.

"Long Distance," a program of three one-acts adapted from stories by Judy Budnitz, captures family life as it is but isn't: skewed, unreal but somehow painfully accurate.

Estimates based on clinical data suggest that a program of lifestyle weight management adapted for African-Americans that produced modest weight loss during the intensive phase of the study was associated with short-term improvements in general health and vitality domains [ 11].

The classification system was originally developed in order to grade the participants according to the risk for dangerous complications during physical exercise and to allow physical therapists to adapt the scheduled program of the health-conditioning week (consisting in general instructions for a healthy life-style and physical exercise classes).

The DT is first computed using the quickhull algorithm (using code adapted from the program of [ 35]).

The results of this study could be used to inform decision makers in Hanoi responsible for developing or adapting programs of action to cope with climate change.

To adapt and apply a Holistic Program of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injury to a rehabilitation service of a public hospital and determine the neuropsychological changes in the patients and specifically the changes in awareness of the limitations acquired.