The family trees allowed them to estimate whether human sacrifice and social stratification arose in the same places, and whether ritualized killings drove changes in class divisions.
Using panel data on state appropriations at hundreds of public institutions between 1976 and 1996, a study by the economist Brad Humphreys estimates that institutions that joined Division I-A gained $6 million in appropriations on average, compared to institutions with no change in division status.
It is known from the studies in germline stem cell (Gilboa and Lehmann, 2006) and neural stem cells (Egger et al., 2011) there is change in division rates during larval development.
"The ability to run and make changes in one division doesn't translate into the ability to do that in another and as C.E.O.
The investigations led to at least two suspensions and two other minor disciplinary actions, but not to wholesale changes in the division, including its leadership, authority officials said on Friday.
Unintended consequences concerning terminology and changes in the division of responsibility amongst healthcare professionals were also identified, and questions were raised concerning future workflow across sector borders.
There is more bridging of the gap between "promotion" and "control", and the interactions open up possibilities for changes in the division of labour.
Changes in the division of labor meant that women were preparing food more than men--and snacking more, because they had access to more food.
While changes in household division of labour due to new forms of livelihood diversification are not unique to pastoralists in Laikipia (McCabe et al. 2014), these transitions warrant further inquiry.
Due to the changes in administrative division at the NUTS-2 level, there were no data for all five regions of Denmark before 2007 (Kashnitsky 2017) and two regions in the eastern part of German, Chemnitz (DED4) and Leipzig (DED5) before 2006.
