The migration of political news to the narrowcasting culture of cable reflects the growing compartmentalization of news-viewing habits.
She noted that others, including Horton and Graham, welcomed the unifying impact of the RMNCH continuum but expressed concern that it may contribute to the compartmentalization of women and girls viewing them primarily as mothers or future mothers [ 71].
From a clinical point of view, the compartmentalization of CAs is a promising new subject for the development of drugs modulating these enzymes, especially CA localized in the airway, the erythrocyte, and the diaphragm.
This view was challenged by the discovery of a compartmentalization of the PM into different lipid domains [6,7].
Obfuscation or compartmentalization of this kind is the norm in the U.S., not the exception.
One reason is the obsessive compartmentalization of development projects wrapped in paranoid secrecy.
The compartmentalization of the majors goes beyond administration.
Compartmentalization: A compartmentalization of knowledge to prevent information from conflicting with existing belief.
However, compartmentalization of AACT in plants is in controversy.
This organization highlights the complexity and compartmentalization of the heart.
