Re "From Distant Galaxies, News of a 'Stop-and-Go Universe' " (June 3): May I humbly suggest that all cosmologists send their postdocs and graduate students away to the beach for a year, and that they themselves use the time for pointless travel -- just something to take their minds off the problems.
In our model, AMPARs are trafficked during cLTD from clathrin-coated pits at activated spines via REs to distant sites.
Further, we exploited ENCODE data and provide a cartography of ranked p53 REs within distant DNAse hypersensitive sites, considered as distant enhancers (Additional file 6).
For instance, all things being equal, theory predicts that large-bodied species should have a higher dispersal capability enabling them to rescue or re-colonize distant patches and hence to support patch isolation, even in a highly fragmented habitat (reviewed in Ewers and Didham 2006; Henle et al. 2004).
The commonly used Least Recently Used (LRU) replacement policy always predicts a near-immediate re-reference interval, hence, applications that exhibit a distant re-reference interval may perform poorly under LRU replacement policy.
That year, with re-election still distant, Michelle Obama gave him an entirely private surprise party at Camp David, Md., with a few old friends.
It is true that many Tories felt that the work needed to re-engage particularly distant ethnic groups, such as black Africans and Pakistanis, was not something that would be achieved before next May.
Cancer cells migrate from the primary tumor and invade and re-establish at distant sites.
Metastasis is a multistep process that involves local tumor invasion followed by dissemination to, and re-establishment at, distant sites.
Metastasis is a multistep process, involving local invasion, dissemination, and re-establishment into distant organs, and is the major determinant of the mortality [ 2].
