It is hard to see the current system as anything other than a form of political corruption and its expansion as evidence of a system in collective denial.
Within this rapid expansion, however, evidence of terminological research isolation has emerged.
One study that predicted shortages, written by Richard Atkinson and published in Science in 1990, has been repudiated, and is often passed around by postdocs to demonstrate this phenomenon of false prediction--and, some argue, the cynicism of those who continue to call for expansion despite evidence that today's scientists are widely underemployed.
They have seized on the struggles of the Obamacare exchanges, which offer private options, and the relative success and political resilience of its more progressive Medicaid expansion as evidence backing their views.
Developmental models of cortical expansion and evidence for conservation in brain developmental pathways provide a clear basis with which to hypothesize that the phenotype of relevance is brain mass, or more specifically the number of neurons produced during cortical neurogenesis.
Possible elevated rates of gene duplication and transposition could have occurred along the gymnosperm lineage to cause this genome expansion, with evidence to date suggesting that these events were ancient [ 77].
The differences between the patterns of recent population growth explains the current geographic distribution of these species along the Atlantic Coast of South America because we found more substantial signs of demographic expansion (with evidence from both DTHK and ITS) in a broader geographic extension for A. schaueriana than for A. germinans.
The gauge has still shown expansion, as evidenced by readings higher than 50, for 18 straight months.
With regard to Populus, species-specific expansion was evidenced within Clades Ia, IIIa and Va.
A second event is the approval in 2002 of buprenorphine for treatment of opioid dependence, which offers an exceptional opportunity for expansion of evidence-based treatment.
