Since the proportion of factors employed in the secondary sector increases as we move upward and toward the left in the diversification and trade region, protectionist policies have more short-run support as we move closer to the autarky region and less support as we move closer to the specialization area (see Proposition 3 in Appendix 1).
Nevertheless, the degree of specialization is close to zero (Fig. 4), and only slightly biased toward CAZ specialization.
The reduction in baseline imbalance using the physician's specialization was close to that achieved using the propensity score method.
Today a single phone call indirectly employs thousands — fueling the economy by closing the very gaps specialization itself created.
For example, with respect to glutamate, OLG precursors lying in close proximity to synaptic specializations of hippocampal (Bergles et al., 2000) or callosal axons (Ziskin et al., 2007) are responsive to glutamate released from these sites.
For situations short of a metric specialization but somewhat close to the actual transition point, one utilizes the translational pseudo-symmetry [23] concept.
In agreement with reports where cultured hippocampal neurons were labeled for synapsin I (Tao-Cheng 2006; Tao-Cheng et al. 2006), our study shows that synapsin labeling in the MF terminals of WT mice was significantly lower in the area close to the presynaptic membrane specialization (0 100 nm) than in the cytoplasmic clusters (>100 nm) (Fig. 3 A, G ).
Models based on this assumption generated patterns of specialization which were closed to the observed patterns for several bipartite networks [9], [52].
Likewise, grass does not register in the fossil record until the latest Cretaceous [47], whereas diplodocoids had evolved the squared jaw and dental specializations before the close of the Jurassic.
However, a closer examination of cerebral functional specialization of cognitive functions might provide insight into the ambiguous results that are currently being reported.
