Sequence 2 is truncated by later erosion and encompasses the change to deeper-water accumulation of magnetite and Fe silicate-rich iron formation.
Coding criteria could also be altered in the future to encompass the changes proposed in the diagnostic criteria for ASD in DSM-V.
In physiology and biochemistry, Stoffwechsel and its English and French translations metabolism and métabolisme came to encompass the changes of state undergone by food in the body, previously variously described as metamorphosis, animal economy, destruction, putrefaction, combustion, fermentation and respiration (Mendelsohn, 1964; Bing, 1971).
State intervention encompasses the deliberate change in market incentives and the creation or destruction of markets.
Toxicologic pathology encompasses the study of changes in tissue morphology that help define the risk of exposure to xenobiotics.
Yet his theme of continuity seems inadequate to encompass the vast changes Americans experienced during the Civil War.
The organizational climate for change dimension, which includes staff cohesion, staff work-related stress, and communication about change, encompasses the organizational dynamics that facilitate an environment of cooperation and trust among staff and information exchange [ 26].
This second category likely represents the subset of differentially expressed genes marking dysfunctional cellular pathways, which we hypothesize encompasses the most significant gene expression changes, and includes all the genes from Table 3.
This change that encompasses the development of industrial agriculture, takes place on soils that are partly several tens of millions of years old.
