There is a growing movement, for instance, for the creation of segregated schools.
In addition to donating entire genes, TEs can contribute partially to individual genes, for instance, through the creation of introns, exons, or chimeric genes.
In addition, our MetS risk score that was developed using BMI z-score had near-perfect ability (ROC AUC=0.96) to discriminate against an ATP-III-based classification that utilized WC percentile cut-offs, indicating use of BMI in this instance is sufficient in the creation of a continuous representation of the traditional MetS diagnosis.
This is potentially confusing as in most nation-states the healthcare system includes the public health system, although efforts have been made to separate the two, for instance in Canada with the creation of the (short-lived) Health Promotion Directorate following the publication of the Lalonde Report [ 21], and in Kenya with a ministerial public health and sanitation portfolio [ 22].
For instance, I) "Create instance" and "List instance" can describe the creation and inclusion relationships from a cloud service to its instance(s).
Prominent computer scientist Bill Joy, for instance, worries about the creation of self-replicating "nanobots" that could run amok, coating Earth in a blanket of "gray goo".
One alternative was to fight back, as did the Muscovite Russians and the Baya of Adamawa (now northern Cameroon in West Africa), and the consequence in both instances was the creation of an authoritarian garrison state.
For instance, he cited the creation in 2006 of a special department to monitor whether large taxpayers were trying to keep money offshore, in particular companies with over 100 million euros in annual revenues that operate across borders.
The use of gas in street lighting, for instance, is a central element in the creation of the modern city and these amazing floating structures are where the gas was eventually stored.
For instance, to parallel the pun in the creation story that plays off "adam" and "adamah," human and soil, an echo that conveys the humbleness of humanity's origins, Alter gives us "humus" and "human," which is instructive but not felicitous.
In other instances, the creation of humanities departments or institutes is driven by the very managerial culture they purport to disdain.
