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These basic principles — laid out 11 years ago in a landmark paper, "The Hallmarks of Cancer," by Douglas Hanahan and Robert A. Weinberg, and revisited in a follow-up article this year — still serve as the reigning paradigm, a kind of Big Bang theory for the field.
Most of the 36 samples collected in 2006 and revisited in 2007 (SI Figure S4-A), and 25 samples collected during 2006 2010 and revisited in 2013 (SI Figure S4 B) did not show significant change in [U].
Both should be read from cover to cover, shared with friends and revisited in front of a warm fire.
Polynomial cancellation coding (PCC) has been proposed in [19] and revisited in [20].
Mann's output exemplifies a primary strain of neo-noir, in which classic themes and tropes are revisited in a contemporary setting with an up-to-date visual style and rock- or hip hop based musical soundtrack.
All truths must out as old griefs and grievances are revisited in a group encounter session conducted under the deadline of an impending death.
These issues and others were revisited in a larger sample of 419 twins.
Their comic timing is impeccable and must be revisited in a future buddy film.
But now a federal appeals court ruling in the Louima case, which acquitted two former officers and ordered a new trial for a third, will force the department to make several contentious decisions and revisit in painstaking detail an internally wrenching incident that was one of the low points in its history.
A number of issues including the effects of economic rationalism, generational differences, working conditions and nurse education are revisited in a discussion that aims to refuel the debate on workplace reform for nurses.
But those are qualities that remain maddeningly out of reach for the characters in this Dickens adaptation dating from the early part of Clifford's career, revisited in a rich and rewarding production with the air of a black-and-white movie by Dundee Rep's artistic director Jemima Levick.
