Initial reaction to NBC's new schedule seemed to center on the number of shows being introduced as well as their generally mainstream approach.
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Many centered on the large number of students coming to field sites, inadequate supervision, insufficient staff with heavy responsibilities, and inadequate professional support to students in field sites.
To do so, we randomly selected markers as positions in the genome and randomly assigned QTL 2-LOD intervals in cM to them, centered on the marker; the number of markers selected corresponded to the number of QTL detected in that experimental treatment, and the 2-LOD intervals used corresponded to the cM 2-LOD intervals of all QTL detected in that experimental treatment.
Right now the majority of the research is centered on increasing the number of qubits at the processor level.
Whereas the economic arguments for modifying the policy centered on the shrinkage in the number of young, able-bodied workers, and the rapid aging of the population, Chinese society's concerns have centered on the breakdown in social relations, at a time of wrenching change.
Our labor market crisis – now in its fifth year – is centered on the inability of vast numbers of adult workers to find full-time jobs that pay living wages.
The graph is centered on the selected feature, always numbered 1 and colored red.
We defined the RDR as the number of roots that penetrated the lower part of the mesh (i.e., ≥50° from the horizontal, centered on the stem) divided by the total number of roots that penetrated the whole mesh.
While the two cultures share common elements (primarily centered on the science itself), there are a number of critical differences that your education which inevitably takes place in academia will not prepare you for.
In an interview last month, Romnesh Lamba, head of market development for Hong Kong Exchanges, said that after securing approval for the takeover, the strategy will center on increasing the number of Chinese participants on the London exchange.
