Oral history, like all academic disciplines, exists in a constant state of evolution and self-examination.
A sister species, Asian honey bee (Apis cerana), is a significant pollinator in many Asian countries and its genome information was revealed recently, which enables prediction of genes and examination of evolution and comparative sociogenomics between social insects [ 41].
The study includes a comprehensive stakeholder analysis during early project phases, and the mapping and examination of the evolution of sustainability approaches.
This will enable construction of gene regulatory networks for Mtb, and examination of their evolution across species.
Despite their specific contributions and recognized relevance, however, attempts to use these models for empirical examination of the evolution and implementation of integration projects are hampered by the scarcity of any validated instruments for this purpose.
Long terminal repeat retrotransposons have been especially successful colonizers of the chromosomes of higher plants and examinations of their function, evolution, and dispersal are essential to understanding the evolution of eukaryotic genomes.
Our model permits the examination of multi-trait evolution and of density-dependent growth, features not included in previous marine-reserve models.
Besides the macro-mechanical properties for thermal aging effect published in "Thermal aging effect on Z3CN20.09M Cast Duplex Stainless Steel" (Nuclear Engineering and Design 239(2009) 2217-2223), thermalrmaginging damage mechanism is investigated in this paper through nano-indentation tests and micro-structures evolution examination.
For the third case, subsequent examinations demonstrated progressive tumoral evolution and so was a false negative of MRI (Fig. 6).
His series, "Evidence of Faith," is an examination of the intersection of evolution and bible history.
Each case should be structured: medical history, physical examination, complementary tests, diagnosis, treatment and evolution, and a brief discussion.
