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And the company promised advertisers that its publisher network exists of only of comScore Top 500 sites.
A network exists of public sector hospitals and clinics, as well as private clinics and a few private hospitals.
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This was found to be the case in an informal meeting on November 15, 2009, with sex workers, transgenders and lesbian women from poorer socio-economic backgrounds, and they shared that a network existed of more than a 1000 women (including students, young girls, sex workers, housewives), but very few were willing to come forward to talk about their sexual identity.
As an estimated 64% of deliveries are in institutions, and 88% are attended by a skilled attendant [ 5], a strong network exists for appropriate referral of sick neonates.
A rather precise idea of the structure of the network exists, several kinetic models of the network dynamics are available [(Bettenbrock et al., 2005; Kotte et al., 2010) and references therein], and recently a high-throughput dataset containing the required information for solving Problem 1 has been published (Ishii et al., 2007).
Now a kind of network exists in a Washington Heights building: a tightknit group of older residents refuses to let one another live, or mourn, alone.
A kind of friends' network exists among students, below the radar of the principal investigators, through which, as a student puts it, "borrowing an instrument for a few hours or days" is a common practice.
This suggests that a complex regulatory network exists, underpinning the composition of secondary metabolites correlated with colour development, synthesis of phenylpropanoid derivatives and essential oil as seen in developing citrus fruits [ 48].
Compared to other international research networks, for example in England where one well-recognised country-wide primary care research network exists comprising central coordination of eight distinct local networks [ 4], WestREN is clearly not as well-established.
This is an NP-complete problem that asks whether a network exists as an exact subgraph of a larger network.
We present evidence that such non-canonical functions of the TSC-Rheb signalling network exist, propose a standard of evidence for these non-canonical functions, and discuss their potential clinical and therapeutic implications for patients with TSC and lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM).
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