On the other, the absence of development meant that hundreds of 19th-century houses were preserved and passed down for generations, making Marshall (population 7,459) a magnet for those who crave a weekend "where the fast lane ends" (as the chamber of commerce boasts on its Web site).
This despite the fact that our students scored significantly higher on the almighty high-stakes standardized tests factored into our school's yearly Academic Performance Index (API), or that our kids had better attendance, incurred fewer suspensions, and attended four-year colleges and universities at greater clips than the rest of the school's non-magnet population.
Peptoids that display ligands for streptavidin were then isolated by exposing the bead population to a powerful magnet and separating them from beads that did not become magnetized.
With its galleries and nearby performing arts center, palm-size Round Top (population 77) is a magnet for Houston weekenders and urban escapees.
A National Health Service created in 1948 by Aneurin Bevan to cater for a static population has become a magnet for the internationally mobile.
Germany, with its shortage of skilled workers, the highest employment level it has known for almost 25 years, and an ageing population, has become a magnet for this section of European society.
The study, which found that 70percentt of the nation's black students attend school in districts dominated by minority populations, recommends urban magnet schools and community and foundation efforts to help integrate schools.
After the magnet separation, the population of nanoparticles with a 1 1 ratio between UCNC and MNC is about 70percentt by statistical analyses (Supplementary Table S1).
The devices, sometimes called "fish magnets," severely hurt fish populations and trap other creatures, such as sea turtles and sharks, in waiting nets.
