The relative proportion of new versus re-emerging latent or persisting HPV infections in women over 35 years of age in this population is not known.
In effect, Vogler is a living premonition and an embodiment of the cinema, and the company's act (as well as their insinuating hold on the locals) hones in on people's deepest, most unspeakable vulnerabilities — the mysteries of sex and death — and provokes real-life ecstasies and horrors that seem to emerge from latent desires and drives that the artists alone perceive.
From this descriptive stage, we moved onto a conceptual stage analysing emerging 'latent' content, including less explicit and perhaps unintended themes (Clarke and Everest 2006).
Data were classified using full-text descriptions with Latent Dirichlet Allocation, and latent patterns emerging through the unsupervised learning process were modelled by company and year to create an overall view of patenting within the industry, and to forecast future trends.
In this article, an emerging topic modeling approach, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), was introduced to uncover the intellectual structure of the academic literature focusing on the TGP.
We argue that the inherently dynamic nature of these unstable landscapes has made them important agents of biological change, creating complex topographies capable of selecting for, stimulating, obstructing or accelerating the latent and emerging properties of the human evolutionary trajectory.
Codes were coalesced to identify manifest categories and emerging sub-themes and latent themes.
This evolution will focus attention on latent or emerging risks as opposed to reacting to injuries after-the-fact.
If the natural responses of the immune system are suppressed (immunosuppression), however, the Epstein-Barr virus can emerge from its latent form and initiate a new round of infection.
Usually the bacterium never emerges from this latent state, but in around 10% of cases it reactivates - often years or even decades later - to trigger severe symptoms.
