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In that time, which includes all of August and Labor Day weekend, the Charter Revision Commission said, it would hold public meetings in all five boroughs and study the implications of nonpartisan elections for voter turnout, campaign finance, the city's old voting machines and the federal Voting Rights Act.

We analyze the allocation of (endogenous) risk and ecosystem quality by risk averse ecosystem managers who have access to financial insurance, and study the implications for individually and socially optimal ecosystem management, and policy design.

In this paper, we design a novel mathematical model to investigate the dynamics of tumor progression in such situations, and study the implications of a reversible cancer stem cell phenotype for therapeutic interventions.

We develop mathematical models for both mechanisms and study the implications of each mechanism on inhibition of the NGF signaling pathway.

Using human tissue samples, cell culture models and in vivo analysis we study the implications of Spy1 as a mediator of mammary transformation and breast cancer proliferation.

To fill this gap, Inclusive Friends, a disability rights organisation, and the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme studied the implications of violence for women and girls living with disability in Plateau state, where there has been sporadic violence along ethno-religious lines and between farmers and pastoralists for the past 15 years.

We recently returned from a visit to India's main information technology center in Bangalore with a group of business and information systems students studying the implications of offshore outsourcing on the United States and global economy.

Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York, said that he had sent a letter to the Justice Department today suggesting that regulators delay consideration of the deal for nine months while they step back and study all the implications.

Here, we present a system to induce cellular immunity and to study the immunological implications of time-delayed dendritic cell (DC) apoptosis and antigen reprocessing in vivo.

The project will look at bioscience approaches from agriculture to economics, and will also study the ethical implications of all this new biotech work.

Following this proof of concept and accuracy study, the implications for the clinical workflow should be evaluated.