Hefce's POLAR research method divides the country into small areas based on census area wards, before using a specially developed methodology that relies on entry data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and others, alongside population estimates derived from child benefit records.
The app that Glympse designed for BMWs provides access to a deeper selection of the app's functions, but the company still worked closely with the carmaker to edit out access to features, like those that rely on text entry, to make it safer to use behind the wheel.
These observations are in accordance with our previous studies showing that endothelial cell responses to hantaviruses vary according to viral serotype and rely on viral entry, in contrast to our observations regarding Huh7 cells [33], [34].
Second, being able to have detailed provenance information for each record takes less curator time than keeping detailed notes and is more reliable because it does not rely on manual entry.
Thus the price for having a robust method for inference of recombination that does not heavily rely on single entries in the total database is that some recombination instances may slip through the sieve of secondary classification.
(The usual means of attaining this end is for the parasite to produce enormous quantities of eggs and rely on the passive entry of the eggs into the new host with food. A more efficient way, however, is for a mobile larva to enter the new host actively).
When health information exchange becomes a reality, public health surveillance can benefit significantly by automating processes that currently rely on manual data entry.
In other countries, employers rely on the college-entry obstacle course to select the brightest and best.
What you're less clear about is how or who to hire for these internal roles, and how much to rely on (lower-cost) entry-level employees as opposed to (higher-cost) employees with experience.
In addition, any potential antiviral mechanism absolutely relies on RBV entry into the cell.
