And this is why it is crucial for the Philippines to finally adopt a robust legislation (a) against political dynasties, which have made a parody out of the country's democratic institutions, and (b) implement the recently-passed pro-competition legislation to overhaul an oligopolistic economic system, which has concentrated growth rather than spread the benefits of the recent economic uptick.
Consequently, the literature has concentrated on a rather narrow cohort (Ha and Califano, 2006; Shaw, 2006) of methylated gene promoters, and the translational potential of the broader DNA methylome in HNSCC remains relatively unexplored.
This claim is confirmed by a preview, in which it's clear that writer-director Jed Mercurio has concentrated on class rather than the c-word that made DH Lawrence's novel the subject, in 1960, of Britain's most celebrated literary obscenity trial.
Previous research on non-technical skills for operating theatre staff has concentrated on doctors rather than nursing professionals.
Ms. Smith is a brilliant traffic cop, and her choreographer here, Baayork Lee, has concentrated on careful teamwork rather than exuberant display.
Since his release the previously outspoken Ai has concentrated on his art rather than his activism, but he said his focus was unchanged despite his recent hardship.
During close to four years of leadership, Mr Akerson has concentrated on building teams rather than the top-down management of old.
Yet, much of what is written has concentrated on diagnosis, with rather less attention to solutions [ 2, 8].
To date, there is limited information on the utility of rapid tests for the diagnosis of acute scrub and murine typhus, and published information has concentrated on whole antibody rather than IgM-specific tests.
This week in Boston, however, Mr. Corzine, the first-term Senator from New Jersey, has concentrated on spreading himself around rather than his money.
