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Motivated by the broad variety of applications concerned, ranging from the study of biological networks to the analysis of networks of scientific references through the exploration of communications networks such as the World Wide Web, it is the main purpose of this paper to introduce a novel, computationally efficient, approach to graph clustering in the evolutionary context.

For each run, a standard curve was generated from purified cDNA of the gene concerned, ranging from 4 × 10 copies to 4 copies.

There was concern (ranging from 'somewhat' to 'extremely concerned') about the lack of a common definition for sepsis in 67% (708 of 1058) of the physicians.

Those businesses include emerging technology concerns ranging from e-commerce to surgical biomaterials.

"There should be a national call for action," he declares, addressing concerns ranging from jobs to homelessness to mental health.

The market for vegan and vegetarian food choices, too, is growing fast, driven by consumer concerns ranging from health and economics to the environment and animal welfare.

Often mixing folklore, traditional ceremonies, and popular European theatre practices with Brechtian techniques, these plays address concerns ranging from the powers of the state to social inequality.

Environmental law has expanded rapidly over the past four decades and now encompasses concerns ranging from air and water quality to the decontamination of hazardous waste sites and the protection of biodiversity.

But this year's protest was fuelled by anger at the unpopular Beijing-backed chief executive and concerns ranging from growing inequality to the influence of mainland Chinese in the territory.

Comic though it is, "Rides of the Midway" engages serious concerns, ranging from the visionary gifts that guilt and grief may have earned for Noel to the frictions within an odd yet somehow ordinary family.

He is also the director of the Centre on Media and Child Health at Boston Children's hospital, and runs a webpage called Ask the Mediatrician, where parents write in about concerns ranging from cyberbullying to catfishing.