While concern over the strike-induced oil crisis in Venezuela and the civil strife in Colombia may occupy higher-ranking members of the administration, trade officials say they are well suited to be the most prominent representatives of President Bush in the region.
In addition, people in the model may alternatively be abstinent (in which case they will not contract HIV), monogamous, nonmonogamous with a low number of concurrent partners, or may occupy an even higher risk group (community sex workers [CSW] if women, and migrant workers if men), with greater numbers of concurrent partners and correspondingly greater chances of contracting or spreading HIV.
Vegetarianism may occupy the moral high ground, but among men it's regarded as, if not a girl thing, then at least a girlie thing — an anemic regimen for sensitive souls subsisting on rabbit food and tofurkey.
People may be said to occupy high positions when they are able to control, by order or by influence, other people's conduct; when they derive prestige from holding important offices; or when their conduct is esteemed by others.
These studies suggest that SIR proteins may exist in limiting concentrations and preferentially occupy high-affinity binding sites on chromatin.
This would be consistent with Newton's [ 42] hypothesis that northern populations may arrive on wintering grounds earlier, and be more likely to occupy high quality habitat, because they finish breeding before southern populations.
Due to physical demands related to low-status jobs, men in low-status jobs may, for a similar BMI level, have more muscle mass than men who occupy high-status positions [ 39].
Even proliferating cellular pools exist in a relatively high cell density, albeit they may occupy special niches.
They can ambush your animal senses, whatever state your brain may occupy, no matter if you're in the dumps or riding high.
It is often the case, especially when the state vector is high-dimensional, that the number of possible states the system may occupy is too large to be handled computationally.
