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This story barely gets mentioned in the history books covering the 20th century, but it is a significant subplot in an emerging meta-narrative of our species.

Biogeography-based optimization (BBO) is an emerging meta-heuristic algorithm.

Our estimates of mortality-related benefits of attaining the standards may change, based on emerging meta-analyses of the ozone mortality literature.

OHH is an emerging "meta-discipline" that unifies previously unrelated disciplines including: oceanography, waterborne and seafood-borne diseases, harmful and nuisance algal blooms, epidemiology, comparative animal physiology, natural products and synthetic organic chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, social sciences, engineering, natural disasters, and other related areas.

In this paper, we demonstrate the potential of a newly emerged meta-modeling technique known as low-rank tensor approximations to address this limitation.

Where available, the MAFs, ORs, and PARs emerging from meta-analyses in the AlzGene website are shown for the non- APOE results.

These analyses indicate that galantamine should be the first choice for treatment of AD, but it must be conceded that the information is less than optimal and differences emerging from meta-analyses of the clinical trials are relatively small.

These results should be interpreted with caution, however, as results are not based on direct comparisons among the drugs and the differences emerging from meta-analyses of the trials are relatively small.

Several initiatives such as the Medicines Transparency Alliance have emerged recently (MeTA 2010).

Association analysis in CH cases and controls for significant migraine susceptibility SNPs emerged in meta-analysis.

In the long term it may prove possible to correct statistically for mode feature effects if consistent patterns emerge from meta-analyses of empirical studies.