The conditions have changed extensively now, and children and young people have rushed en masse towards education and higher education.
In this study, we showed that the numbers of OR genes have changed extensively in mammalian evolution.
Secondly, the treatment and follow-up procedures for breast cancer have changed extensively over the years and several definitions of contralateral breast cancer were observed.
The diagnostic criteria for lymphomas have changed extensively over the years and, undoubtedly, there are international differences, e.g., between non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and Hodgkin's disease (Jaffe et al, 2001).
If sipunculans did evolve from segmented worms, then their body plan must have changed extensively at or before the start of the Cambrian, followed by a remarkable period of stasis for the past half billion years [ 3].
We do not know the G + C content of the common ancestor of the Candida clade, but it is clear that the G + C content of at least some Candida lineages must have changed extensively in the time since this ancestor existed and that the G + C contents of groups of neighboring genes on the chromosome tend to change in concert.
Howard E. McCurdy, a public affairs professor at American University in Washington who has written extensively on NASA, said: "The system has changed.
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Furthermore, it is still subject of debate whether the frequency of thyroid cancer is higher in patients with Graves' disease, mostly because the studies are typically retrospective and extend over a long period of time, where diagnostic capabilities and tools might have changed significantly (extensively reviewed in [ 20]).
The northern vegetation may superficially suggest its primeval character, but the zone of mixed forest that once stretched across the continent from Great Britain and Ireland to central Russia has been changed extensively by humans.
