Chicago, a city whose diverse population embodies the bond between North America and Europe, will provide the ideal venue to demonstrate the continued strength and relevance of the trans-Atlantic partnership as an indispensable forum for political consultation and for action.
Changes in the cell population embody the characteristic of cancer plasticity, which could explain how genetic alterations contribute to EGFR or ALK resistance.
For this purpose, thirty-three demographicemodelshic modembodyingying population growth [21], population bottlenecks [21], [22], population substructure [21], population growth plus substructure [23], and structured ancestral population with subsequent bottlenecks and expansion [24], were employed.
As a diverse community with a significant immigrant population, Chelsea embodies the concept of a Gateway City.
Muslims represent 13% of the country's population, and embody the greatest such concentration in the world after Indonesia.
This type of algorithm performs a Darwinian open-ended evolution where the individuals that make up the population are embodied in the physical robots and situated in an environment.
The rural/urban designation of population is embodied in "hukou", a residence registry system of thousand years' history, which required every person registers in the same place under his/her parents' residence.
Taken together, our results show that this aged population of orienteers embodies a preferable manner of aging, with well-maintained physical and emotional health as well as few prescribed medications.
The application embodies a population pharmacokinetic model of ibuprofen enantiomers, R- and S-ibuprofen, in preterm infants 14 described as a series of differential equations.
Its dependence on the population spatial structure is embodied by travel fluxes and the topology of the mobility network, through w0, θ, and the degree moments 〈 k a 〉.
