Unlike animals, plants retain populations of stem cells, known as meristems, which self-renew and differentiate throughout the life of the plant.
"It does so by retaining population with a smaller average household size that might otherwise be lost to other areas of the state or country.
Thus, if CSC are slowly replicating, then the label retaining population should be enriched for CSC.
When the imputed stillbirth rate is 0 per 1,000, 4 per 1,000 the same as the rate in the retained population, and 20 per 1,000 the same as the South African national rate the gestational age at first ANC visit does not increase a woman's odds of having a stillbirth.
First we pruned the phylogeny so that a single population per European Hydromantes species was retained (populations corresponded geographically to those locations from which we obtained our morphological data).
Not exactly known for things like international culture or cuisine (when asked for a hamburger, medium, one waitress replied, "They only come in one size, Hon"), the city has still doggedly pursued economic improvement and diversity and tried hard to retain its population, especially young people, who have tended to flee in recent decades.
The mock population is constructed according to national demographics and daily commuter (worker flow) statistics from Taiwan Census 2000 Data (http://www.stat.gov.tw/) in order to retain some population characteristics.
Furthermore it offers an opportunity to attract and retain a population at risk of many health problems which may otherwise be difficult to engage in care.
Thus, this paper seeks to determine which women were not retained in this study to develop strategies that may help retain this population and consequently optimize maternal well being and pregnancy outcomes.
Drug use can affect the psychopathological conditions for patient adherence to treatment and to maintaining follow-up, so it is considered difficult to register and retain this population in care [ 23].
