Mr. Zedillo said he had called Mr. Fox to congratulate him after the first official returns confirmed what television surveys of voters had indicated all night: that the PRI had lost the presidency despite mobilizing its well-oiled machine to try and extend into the new century the dominance it exerted for most of the last.
In HIV infections, viral quasispecies change in their adaptation to certain cell types, due to differences in selective pressure that may be exerted, for example, by the immune system [ 12].
At equilibrium, the density and the age and size composition reflect the density dependence of demographic processes such as fecundity, growth, and mortality, and the amount of fishing effort exerted for a given value of the adaptive trait, thus setting the population dynamical context and ecological environment for fishing-induced selection.
The force exerted for non-food rewarding images was unchanged, demonstrating a food specific drug effect.
The effort and influence he has exerted for trans people has mattered and has moved us down the field.
It is possible for directional changes occurring as a result of short-term, population-level processes to exert consequences for the species in the long term.
Pressure exerted by the DRC for his extradition failed.
Now, freed from pressure exerted by the PVV for another couple of months, parties will scramble to fill the vacuum.
By ensuring executives of a cushy landing in the event of an acquisition, golden parachutes weaken the disciplinary force exerted by the market for corporate control.
It is very important to understand quantitatively the control exerted on the flux for the rational modification of metabolic fluxes.
This model gives us the ability to modify the force exerted by the muscle for the movement of the limb, depending on the number of the active neurons.
