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In return, the industrialized world is hoping the Chinese will begin to adopt a more flexible currency exchange rate and start to right what is seen as an imbalance in global currency rates that has hurt Europe as well as the United States.

At the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich, for example, dual-career advice has been offered to professors since 1999, but only in 2009 did Swiss universities begin to adopt a formal approach to supporting the partners of new recruits, said another session speaker, Alexandra Zingg.

If this is the case, then transcriptional activation of Elf5 should require the cells to begin to adopt a TE fate, something that is critically dependent upon Fgf4 (Tanaka et al., 1998).

The reason is simple: when aboriginal populations begin to adopt a high-sugar, high-fat "Western diet" for the first time, obesity and diabetes suddenly begin to appear in those populations and typically increase at rates commensurate with the adoption of the new diet.

Whereas nuclei of distally located proliferating osteoblasts are characterized by a spherical shape, proximal osteoblast nuclei begin to adopt an elongated shape, characteristic of their differentiated morphology.

About a decade ago, clinics began to adopt a new freezing technique, called vitrification, that allowed eggs to be stored almost indefinitely without deteriorating.

With critical distance her work became more hyper-feminine and decorative, and she began to adopt a more androgynous look.

She worked in a black-and-white documentary style until the early 1970s, when she took up colour and also began to adopt a more abstract approach.

It happened when China eclipsed Japan to become the world's second-largest economy, and began to adopt a more hardline approach to maritime disputes.

While many mountaineers had begun to adopt a siege approach, using bolts to open up routes that were previously impossible, Messner advocated a more purist style.

Thatcherism began to adopt a Eurosceptic edge only when it seemed as if Brussels carried a threat to its domestic project.