Pentagon officials do not hide the fact that halting suspected smugglers, and boarding their vessels and inspecting them, is in some ways easier than knitting together a coalition of countries to operate under the decade-old Proliferation Security Initiative.
As in our findings in naïve old mice, proliferation of splenocytes harvested from aged skin graft recipients was significantly reduced in MLR after 7 days.
Such a syndrome would be congruent with old TE proliferation overlaid by more recent expansion.
In the 6-month-old cohort, proliferation was decreased as compared to control animals and no effect of running was observed.
The ideal technology was very old, and the proliferation of alternatives was not Darwinian but almost Freudian, a set of alibis and excuses designed to repress the old and primal truth.
Implicit similarities include issues of intellectual property and privacy, of power, of libel, as well as a general challenge to old modes — the proliferation of personal expression, the contentiousness, the question of how to capitalize, and capitalize upon, a new medium.
Also in the ⩾35-year-old patients, the proliferation index proved to have additional prognostic value, although less apparent as compared to the younger group.
We recently reported that young S7ΔEx1 mice (3 4 month old) exhibit enhanced proliferation of NPCs in the DG and the SVZ (Krampert et al., 2010).
But "soon, I learned that medical researchers, sociologists, and demographers were more worried about the proliferation of older parents than my friends and I were".
Fibrotic lesions were highly proliferative in 2-week-old mutants, whereas the fibrotic lesions of older mutants showed little proliferation indicating the completion of local muscle replacement by scar tissue.
