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It was also shown that clusters of polymorphisms were effectively imported into the genome via recombination, which increased the ratio of effect of recombination-derived imports and mutations to 4.3 26.7 (Kennemann et al. 2011).

It is effectively imported from outside the city, though, he said, often around election time.

Covalent adducts of proteins and oligonucleotides with NLS peptides were also effectively imported within cells.

We show that, since 1965, global land area effectively imported to produce food for these cities has increased with their expanding populations, with large reductions in the percentage of demand met by local agro-ecosystems.

However, this was not the case as our cellular fractionation analysis clearly indicates that mitochondrial respiratory proteins encoded by the nuclear genome (Core 2 and 13.4 kDa subunits of complex III, ATP synthase subunit α and citrate synthase) are effectively imported inside the mitochondria.

The Liberal Government effectively imported its policy positions from the WTO negotiations, many of which developing countries and civil society protested at the time.

Drug importation is effectively importing these adverse policies into the U.S. to the detriment of new innovations that are necessary to address currently unmet health care needs.

But engagement in joint research effectively imports these political restrictions into projects involving UK researchers.

Both are effectively importing loose U.S. monetary policy, which pumps up asset prices.

As the UK imports much of its food, we're effectively importing the water it takes to grow it, says Melvyn Kay, a spokesperson for the UK Irrigation Association.

They argue that bringing in foreign drugs -- even when made in the companies' own factories -- would effectively import foreign price controls, while reducing profits so much that companies would be unable to continue much of their research efforts.