When considering the association of phenotypic and genetic properties of multidrug resistance, our findings reinforce the previous considerations and suggest the involvement of our geographic area within an epidemiological global picture of emergence and/or dissemination of a limited number of well defined multiresistant clones of S. sonnei.
On this score, we find that there are, in fact, two rather different pictures of emergence, one represented by Mill and Broad, and the other represented by Alexander.
This picture of ontological emergence is widely regarded as the standard formulation of ontological emergence, of which Broad's (1925) account of emergence and more recent accounts such as Van Cleve (1990), Kim (1990, 1999, 2006a), O'Connor (1994), McLaughlin (1997), and Wilson (1999, 2002) are examples.
Further complicating the picture is the emergence of antibiotic-resistant forms of campylobacter, a result of the widespread use of antibiotics on chicken farms.
However, studies based on place-based indicators provide an incomplete picture of crime emergence.
Though supervenience emergentism remains the received picture of ontological emergence (Crane 2001a, Kim 2006a), several questions about its consistency with major emergentist tenets has pushed emergentists toward alternative conceptions of ontological emergence.
"What we thought was a fairly simple picture of the emergence of depigmented skin in Europe is an exciting patchwork of selection as populations disperse into northern latitudes," Jablonski says.
We attempted to produce a more cogent picture of the emergence of E. coli by studying backbone DNA.
Based on our results, a more conclusive picture of the emergence of RNAs can be formulated, and much simpler experimental setups can be used to study their formation.
The ultimate goal would be to draw a picture of the emergence of functional domains/folds, their fate upon formation of proteomes and involvement into adaptation and speciation.
