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This will extend the "Find People" capabilities that exist on Twitter.com to third-party developers.

We extended the found TP region T by adding region T2 that leads to the appearance of TP in this gene from the 840th to 1134th nucleotides.

Thus, the gene expression changes that we have observed here are consistent with and extend the observations found in the clinical literature and link them to the animal model used here thereby reinforcing its use to better understand the genesis of depression and identify novel therapeutic targets for its treatment.

In this section we introduce weak asymptotic pointwise nonexpansive type mappings in metric spaces and we extend the results found of [9].

In summary, our results replicate and extend the association found in the IL2RA gene region with MS and reveal differences in the polymorphisms and risk alleles associated with T1D which may reflect distinct roles that such gene variants may have in these two pathologies.

Our results extend the previously found association between motivational variables and emotional health in a sample of cognitively impaired individuals.

Previous work has looked at finding the Attainable Region for elementary kinetics and in this paper we extend the work to find optimal reactors for more complex kinetics.

To keep the deal from collapsing, BP had to either convince Rosneft to extend the deadline or find a compromise with the billionaire shareholders in its existing Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, who have opposed the Rosneft deal.

To address this question, as well as to extend the issue further to find out the nature of RecBCD enzymatic activity that might be important for growth at low temperature, the present study was undertaken.

The subjects were instructed to extend the knee up to find the hand of the investigator (test position) and kept it in this position for 5 seconds.

With decreasing food availability in autumn, animals have to extend the search area to find enough food (Ostfeld 1985), and competition for shared resources increases on an intraspecific and interspecific level.