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Downer said an alternative would have been for publishers to remove software locks, called digital rights management, so readers could switch more readily between retailers and e-readers.

Men are also likely to have spent a greater proportion of their career in the independent sector while women shift more readily between private and maintained schools: the average male teacher surveyed had taught for 81% of his career in private schools, while the average woman had spent only 64% of her time doing so.

That debate gained prominence in 2011, when two groups of researchers announced that in experiments seeking to understand what makes flu viruses spread, they had modified the deadly H5N1 avian influenza virus to make it transfer more readily between mammals.

The classic work in this area is John Duncan's demonstration that attention shifts more readily between two locations that fall within the bounds of a single object than between equidistant locations that are separated by an object boundary (Duncan, 1984).

Post-mortem analysis in human subjects disclosed that Aβ(1 40) rather than Aβ(1 42), whether in soluble or in insoluble form, discriminated more readily between AD patients and high pathology controls [8].

Tariffs, in contrast, allow price signals to be transmitted more readily between world and domestic markets, reducing the distortion of world market prices.

Second, because it accounts for the variability of the spatial means and their kriged estimates, as well as the uncertainty of the latter, it can be more readily compared between blocks of different sizes than can a kriging variance.

At IAH, I find that resources are more readily shared between groups and grants than in universities, and that the support facilities are generally excellent.

The results indicate that in situations of low occupation-specific demand, labour market entrants might be crowded out of skilled employment within their field of training by more experienced job seekers because employers can more readily choose between applicants.

We chose influenza virus A/Indonesia/5/2005 for our study because the incidence of human A/H5N1 virus infections and fatalities in Indonesia remains fairly high (12), and there are concerns that this virus could acquire molecular characteristics that would allow it to become more readily transmissible between humans and initiate a pandemic.

Furthermore, several common GBS clones can colonize both humans and bovines and therefore, we hypothesize that these clones may be more readily transmitted between species (Figure 3).