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Nor did the fact that continental Europeans, influenced by the perfidious doctrine of metrication that the French revolution invented and Napoleon disseminated, long ago decided to quote their stock prices decimally.
Plumbing for Information Making sure that ordinary investors are not duped by bad research or by opinions disseminated long after big investors have already had a chance to trade on them has been a concern of regulators in years past, leading to more rigorous rules about analysts' compensation and their independence.
This is likely due to the extensive use of AI, disseminating long-range haplotypes from popular sires in the population even in the absence of direct selection, to strong genetic drift in populations with small effective size or to the selection for other variants across the genome (affecting other selected traits).
The progeny of the selected stem cells also had a diploid karyotype, was not tumorigenic and did not disseminate after long-term transplantation onto immunodeficient mice.
Those who collaborate, write and disseminate information internationally are long aware of the latent value of such informal, positive exchange.
The principal aim of FOS is to collect and disseminate information about the long-term course of the disease, especially in patients treated with agalsidase alfa.
Despite the proliferation of blogs and social media, professional journalists have the ability to amplify and disseminate a message, and long-standing traditions of balanced reporting can work against true fairness and veracity.
Predicting the Internet's potential for disseminating medical information long before it became a familiar conduit, he was an early proponent of its use, terming laymen who did so "e-patients".
Preachers in thousands of mosques have long disseminated the Khomeinist revolutionary propaganda, but the reach is now deeper.
Integrons are ancient structures that have been present in bacteria for millions of years, indicating that bacteria had the means of acquiring and disseminating antibiotic resistance long before humans developed antibiotics.
