A main driver of evolutionary adaptation during drug treatment is the genetic heterogeneity present in clinically detectable tumours, which is itself determined by population size and fostered by genomic instability.
We compared songs between fostered groups, and found that the main strain differences we quantified were not affected by fostering.
Regardless of fostering, B6 and BALB mice showed distinct transitional patterns of the song syllables, and these characteristics were displayed by cross-fostered males.
Collaboration is also something fostered by the school's democratic structure.
Until the U.S. campaign against terrorism, his government had supported the Taliban, itself fostered by Pakistan's secret intelligence service.
Mr. Buffett has built enormous good will through his convocations, but despite the high level of distrust fostered by corporate scandals of late, few other companies have tried using their meetings to restore faith.
His experience could not have been more different from his sister's - she was placed with a well-off family in the same village, sent to boarding school, and fostered by them after the war; watching her privileged progress through a window (he was not allowed to visit) prompted a chippiness about class and poverty that did not abate until, he says, about a decade ago.
In the 7th century a tendency hostile to images and fostered by both theological and political figures gained ground within the Byzantine Church and upset Orthodox Christendom to its very depths; known as the Iconoclastic Controversy, it was supported by some reform-minded emperors.
The camaraderie runs deep, fostered by shared experience and an understanding that each companies' success will elevate everyone's status.
The dynamic fostered by a communitarian ethic would ideally be one of support and understanding, where the medical team is responsible for providing care to a patient in interaction with that team.
