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RDHV might be an even more convincing example in support of the on-going emergence of novel virus groups from pre-existing mobile genetic elements (viruses and plasmids).
If one wants to understand what were the factors and events that led to development of the hominin lineage, one has to first look at what was going on before its emergence.
What appears to be going on is the clear emergence of Vienna as kind of bridge between Eastern and Central Europe on the one hand and the gravitational pull of London and Berlin's startup ecosystems in Western Europe.
Also we're finding with the emergence of social media, conversations are going on out in the cloud.
He compared what was going on in biotechnology with the emergence of e-mail.
So when we talk about "fairytale weddings" is there really the same kind of process going on as led to the emergence of real fairytales?
Given the post-Title IX explosion in girls' basketball and the emergence of the W.N.B.A., the girl who's 12 going on Candace Parker is just around the corner — maybe she's already here — and that's a mixed blessing.
Studies are still going on to find more efficient EGFR inhibitors due to the continuous emergence of resistance to the current inhibitors.
BERLIN — The emergence of a united Europe is a process that has been going on for decades, characterized by progress but also by setbacks.
A review of the events that have been going on in Europe shows a great evolution of the threat and the continuous emergence of new scenarios, like those represented by "lone actors" and "foreign fighters".
