While Chen recognized that paperwork is a necessary evil for any data project not involving a population completely penetrated by high technology, he noticed that some of his assistants had made steps to hack the process, using a mental version of what Chen said was a run-lengths compression.
Hemocytes move along the VNC from both anterior and posterior ends, the latter population having first penetrated the germ band before its retraction; dynamic imaging revealed that hemocytes from these two populations make contact at the boundary between segments 6 and 7 (4/10 movies) or 7 and 8 (6/10 movies) during stage 13 in wild types.
Expression of these genes in our study is consistent with our earlier observation that a sub-population of bacteria penetrated the epithelial cells; the observed regulation might be an adaptation to the intracellular environment.
Ebola first penetrated the population in 1976 through a human encounter with a host, probably a small primate, although the precise origin remains unknown.
The population is typical for a western European trauma population, with 5% penetrating trauma.
Racing has not penetrated urban black populations the same way.
While DASH diet recommendations have been presented in the context of soul food and other traditional diets in the African American community [ 47, 48], effective adaptions of these recommendations have not fully penetrated high-risk populations.
During the 10th century, Aramaean infiltration strengthened and transformed the indigenous Semitic population of Syria; the Aramaeans also penetrated into Luwian areas and sometimes managed to dominate them.
U.S. wireless has penetrated 70% of the population.
With a global Muslim population of 1.6 billion, much of it under penetrated by financial services, surely the time has come to emphasise broader ethical principles over adherence to arcane contractual mechanisms?
