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But this is a statistic likely to be transformed by changes in England which make education compulsory up to 17 this year and up to 18 in 2015.

For the sake of concreteness, we frame the questions in the context of the dynamics of early flower development as follows: (1) We define the propensity of the Boolean stationary gene configuration to be transformed by changes of particular gene parameters as a proxy for gene functional role.

Nursing and teaching are being transformed by changes in the workplace.

This uncertainty is only intensified when our security concerns are transformed by changes in technology.

It will showcase 3,000 objects from the world's largest medical collection and reveal personal stories of how lives have been transformed by changes to medicine and health over the last 500 years.

The unmodified body wall of lampreys was transformed by changes in information (probably using the same genes in different ways during development) to fins in some (unknown at this point) ancestor that gave rise to jawed vertebrates.

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We describe first the origin of these forces and then we show how the complexity of the system dynamics can be transformed by a change of control input into a simpler form, for which the classical hierarchical control approach (slightly modified here) can be applied.

The over-valued currency model must be transformed by new institutional changes in order to bring about lower wage growth, in line with the productivity growth of export goods.

where R ( z, ω ) is rational in both of its arguments and has an admissible meromorphic solution of finite order, then either ω satisfies a difference Riccati equation, or equation (1.1) can be transformed by a linear change in ω ( z ) to a difference Painlevé equation or a linear difference equation.

The three biggest political groupings the centre-right European People's Party EPPP), the Socialists and the Liberals—have long been dominated by true believers in "ever closer union".This situation will not be transformed by this week's elections, but it could change significantly.