Our results also highlight the prominence of post-transcriptional regulation (miRNAs, mRNA decay, and lincRNAs) in attenuating the myocardial injury-induced inflammatory response.
Now looking back, it seems Facebook may have been juicing the news feed prominence of posts to subscribers to the same end.
The prominence of behavioralists in the post-World War II period helped to lead political science in a much more scientific direction.
Given the prominence of the MDG and post-MDG processes, there has also been considerable scholarship focused on initial divergences between human rights and the MDG process [ 24, 59] and conversely, the contribution that human rights make to the MDGs and post-2015 process [ 60, 61].
Facebook analyzes an author's past behavior, keywords, the destination of the link, and posting frequency to identify spammers and either hide or reduce the prominence of their messages, news feed posts, and comments.
The speed of quote adjustment is faster for stocks with greater dealer attention, as measured by a stock's relative prominence at its post and panel location on the NYSE floor.
Comment shouldn't be given even close to the same prominence as the post they refer to.
Talk of an inquest was being seen by Misrata officials as an attempt by the Benghazi-dominated NTC to claim prominence in post-Gaddafi affairs.
Closer to home, he was always very conscious of Robert Mugabe's resentment of post-apartheid South Africa's rise to prominence, of him being eclipsed by Madiba himself.
The central contradiction of post-Thatcherite England is that the prominence of black culture doesn't mean that racism itself has abated.
As if to underscore the point, the company is making a tweak to its news feed ranking system to increase the prominence of content from your friends and family over posts by news companies and other organizations.
