Perhaps equally unsurprising is that waists have widened as Okinawans, ruled directly by the United States from the end of World War II to 1972, have, of all Japanese, most closely adopted the American lifestyle of cars, suburban malls and fast food.
And anonymous diplomatic sources told the New York Times that Tillerson may have more closely adopted his boss's tone during his visit behind the scenes.
The most successful revival since Pimlott's has been Trevor Nunn's at the Old Vic in 2005, significantly the one that followed it most closely in adopting modern dress and the trappings of current political life.
The study of how to use these effects to maximise the number of people who adopt relates closely to study of the 'key player' in work by Ballester et al. (2006) and Liu et al. (2012).
We find that the German firms adopt a closely integrated and in-house driven approach to vehicle development enabled by close, two-interaction with suppliers over a long cycle.
It is important that we closely monitor results and adopt strategies for acceleration of progress for children and help the country to meet the Millennium Development Goals".
The designations of the various hippocampal subfields and adjacent regions closely follow the descriptions of Lorente de Nó (1934), which have been widely adopted for the monkey brain.
We follow closely the strategy adopted in previous evaluations (see, for example, Maus et al., 2005) focusing on statistical comparisons between the candidate models and various mean models, and utilizing well-established diagnostic tools in both the spectral and physical domains.
The structural architecture of this motif was found to mimic closely the conformation adopted by Tyr-Pro-Phe minicores recorded in the crystallographic protein database (Supplementary Figure S5).
The incidence and prevalence of IBD rapidly increased in last years in developed countries and the rise witnessed in the rest of the world closely correlates with adopting a western lifestyle [ 26].
