Millions of Americans do not qualify to make investments in the funds, which are pools of largely unregulated assets, but they are unknowingly exposed to the risks associated with hedge funds through their pension and retirement accounts.
Even so, Professor Siddall and other college officials acknowledge that they cannot afford to overlook the new technology, either, at a time when they must compete for a pool of students largely raised on computers.
In this study, 12 countries (40%) had fewer than 20 researchers listed as first authors in Medline and PsycInfo publications, which suggests that mental health research in the region is predominantly conducted by a small pool of individuals, largely from Brazil and Argentina (18, 26).
Those cases exemplify the largely underestimated diversity of endocrine systems: except for lamprey and some teleost fishes, the hormonal pool of animals remains largely unknown.
Awards would be made from a pool of funds created largely by insurance premiums paid by doctors and hospitals.
It is now recognized that the biological carbon pool of the oceans largely relies on the balance between primary production and microbial respiration (Calleja et al. 2005), which is one of the major uncertainties in predicting future climate warming.
The pool of reviewers remained largely the same through the first three years; however, several new reviewers were added in 2004.
Generally, ChemDIS identified 103 DO terms and 7 DOLite terms from a large pool of disease terms that largely help the prioritization of potentially associated diseases.
Thus, the early transient response is evoked largely by the initial bumps from a large pool of microvilli and its width is largely shaped by bump latencies, which vary in dark and light adaptation and with temperature [ 7, 8, 14].
