His work on network effects focuses on market structure in the pharmaceutical and computer industries, while his research on commodity markets examines the random structure of long-term and short-term price evolution and the implications for hedging and investment.
Our general theory and experiments concentrate on the role of ecology in the generation and maintenance of diversity in hosts and parasites, the impact of spatial structure on their evolution, and the implications of tolerance in contrast to resistance to infectious disease.
However, the constraints on microRNA developmental expression and evolution, and the implications for animal evolution are less well understood.
Our synthesis of the evolution and of the implications for today's health system brings us to the following conclusion.
I will present simulations of gas sloshing in clusters, explain their formation and evolution, and discuss the implications for the physics of the ICM.
A professor at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., for more than three decades, Barbour wrote 16 books, including "Issues in Science and Religion," a 1966 volume that helped spark the ongoing debate between scientists and theologians on issues such as the origins of the universe, evolution and the ethical implications of technology.
We discuss the impact of genetic exchange on A. candida evolution, and consider the implications for pathogen evolution and reproduction in an agro-ecological environment.
Future studies with classification of patients by age and grade of diastolic dysfunction should help clarify the evolution and clinical implication of LV diastolic dysfunction in severe sepsis and septic shock.
In it, he said little about humans and evolution, but the implications were lost on no one.
This work advances our understanding of polymer microstructural evolution during degradation and the implications of initial polymerisation route and molecular structure on the degradation mechanisms.
