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Research is currently centered on utilizing phytase to allow producers in this industry to switch to lower-cost plant protein in their feed formulations.
People flying out of the West African countries where the Ebola epidemic is currently centered have their temperatures taken before boarding, and if it is elevated, they are tested for the virus.
We find that the epistemic core of the mitigation-focused urban literature is currently centered on urban form and emissions accounting, while extensive research into demand-side options remain overlooked, including congestion and parking polices, active travel, and waste management.
Improvements to the built environment including ventilation, lighting, and materials have resulted in improved indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in green buildings, but the evidence around occupant health is currently centered around environmental perceptions and self-reported health.
These efforts are currently centered around: 1) the role of nutrition in maintaining mitochondrial DNA integrity and mitochondrial function, 2) understanding the role of the blood-brain barrier in maintaining brain nutrient status, and 3) understanding the relationship between specific gene variants in defining genetic predisposition to weight gain.
The company got its start in Baltimore, so a lot of its data about restaurants, nightlife, venues, activities, etc. is currently centered around the Baltimore and D.C. regions.
Professor Robinson's econometric research currently centers on the impact of reference pricing on consumer choices and employer spending for surgical procedures, laboratory tests, diagnostic imaging, and pharmaceuticals.
Although there are smaller experiments, particle physicists' plans currently center on three mammoth projects.
Payments currently center on Facebook Credits, a virtual currency launched in 2010 to facilitate transactions.
As far as WWDC expectations go, the debate currently centers around docks and displays.
Enforcement currently centers on the email sender rather than recipient.
