These non-human mobilization actors make up the bulk of the network including conference venues, presentations (invited oral, non-invited oral, and poster), articles, journals, laboratories, research projects, websites, and theses.
Knowledge-Net is mainly composed of non-human actors, 272 in total (non-human mobilization actors, NHMA, non-human individual actors, NHIA, and organizational actors, OA), in relation with 94 human actors (HA).
In particular, [19] proposed a novel approach where a heterogeneous network composed of a main class of actors subdivided into three subtypes (individual human and non-human actors, organizational actors, and non-human mobilization actors) associated according to one relation, knowledge mobilization (a mobilization-network approach).
PIETRO ALLAR New York, July 31 , 2011To the Editor: There has been a vigorous human rights mobilization against the virulent anti-Muslim campaign now under way in Tennessee and across the country.
However, characterization of human monocyte mobilization in Tsujioka et al. is difficult to interpret, as CD16+ monocytes were not distinguished into intermediate and non-classical populations [48].
Similar to the findings observed in patients suffering AMI, a characterization study of human monocyte mobilization in the days following a stroke revealed an expansion of intermediate monocytes by day 2, while the classical monocyte population was unperturbed [56].
Our results suggest that increased osteoblastic activity and endothelial vessel destabilization are the two major events during human HSC mobilization.
The findings in Fig. 2 reveal a need to continue trying to fill the gaps of knowledge to improve the practice of human resources mobilization in reform processes.
Another serious problem is the declining number of capable researchers and scientists, partly due to an unattractive reward system and the rigidity of human resource mobilization in the public sector.
In an effort to elucidate the role of bone tissue in human HSC mobilization, we undertook a study of various biochemical markers of bone remodeling, osteoclast/osteoblast regulators, and angiogenic cytokines in the process of HSC mobilization.
