For examination of origin-specific and transmission-route specific clustering the subtype references were excluded.
To justify this position it is not necessary to enter into an examination of the origin, meaning, and scope of the phrase 'due process of law,' as found in the fifth and fourteenth amendments.
In consequence, more thorough examination of tumor origin has been demanded by some authors [ 2].
Examination of the origin of the dopaminergic axons targeting the rat thalamic nuclei, including GL, would help to settle if the latter receives a dopamine innervation.
An examination of the origins and legacy of the conceptual art movement.
This story is part of The Post's continuing examination of the origins and consequences of the federal debt and the debate over what to do about it.
Megan Greene challenges this standard interpretation in the first in-depth examination of the origins of Taiwan's developmental state.
Lectures provide a comparative examination of the origins of agriculture and the rise of early civilizations in the ancient Near East and Mesoamerica.
But the scholarly storm that resulted (the lot "attracted much discourse," as Sotheby's graciously put it) was such that the house decided to withdraw it, pending a further examination of its origins.
As thousands clamour for surgery for this risky condition there's little examination of its origins: instead, we'd rather blame the victims, says Sue Blackmore **************** Follow us on Twitter.
Spurred by the very existence of teeming research entities, their examination of the origins of scientific discovery suggests that in the present age, discovery almost always unfolds in a fabric of communication and collaboration, heavily influenced by a wider social culture, rather than as the individual flight of inspiration sought by the Nobels.
