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His goal in this accessible book, however, is not so much to solve the puzzle as to discover the purpose of life, which for him is not sex.

"David Foster put it together in this accessible and cogent way and said we can reverse these trends," says Laurie Wayburn, president of the Pacific Forest Trust, a land trust based in San Francisco.

In this accessible contribution to the nature-nurture debate, the British epidemiologist Tim Spector, who runs the world's largest twin study, argues that environmental factors can alter the way our genes are expressed.

While the vast majority of functionality is present in this accessible package, certain higher-order operations, including various segmentation algorithms present in more advanced packages such as Mimics (Materialise, Leuven, Belgium), are omitted for simplicity and accessibility.

In this accessible, easy-to-read primer, economists Reich, Jacobs and Dietz explain why these business lobby groups are crying wolf.

Since in vivo xfOCM is limited by penetration depth (300 μm) and by anatomical constraints to a small portion of the total pancreas, it would be interesting to determine the islet volume distribution in this accessible region only.

In conclusion, this accessible method provides researchers with the possibility to characterize dynamic events at the ultra-structural level with EM, immuno-EM, tomography and scanning EM.

The Web site apparently engendered such a sense of community, in fact, that court officials felt obliged to post a polite reminder that access has its limits even in this most accessible judicial system.

And, frankly, I'm very grateful to the BBC for preserving the evidence of its own inexplicable folly in this readily accessible form.

Information derived from the electronic medical records of 46,476 unique critical care patients admitted to the ICUs at BIDMC between 2001 and 2012 was included in this free accessible database.

A particular attention was brought to the fact that there is a growing popularity and influence of the "new media," primarily the Internet, therefore the need for the control of the contents that are in this way accessible to children.