The police routinely disperse even small street demonstrations, and the last major public show of dissent was seen in 2003, when the younger Mr. Aliyev succeeded his father, and in a subsequent parliamentary election.
In a species in which both sexes routinely disperse, population genetic structure in females was influenced by distance, altitude, and plant community composition, whereas males were not geographically structured.
Although we routinely disperse all samples by ultrasonication before injection, our conditions are much harsher than those used to generate PrPres de novo (18 ) and do not support protein misfolding cyclic amplification of PrPres, or presumably infectivity (L. Gregori and R.G. Rohwer, unpub. data).
The existence of kin groups of philopatric males is not the norm in mammals, but it has been reported in a few other species where females routinely disperse before reproduction, such as the Ethiopian wolf [ 60], chimpanzee [ 61] and hamadryas baboon [ 62].
However, PM0.1 is not routinely measured at state monitoring sites nor is it homogenously dispersed throughout an airshed, making it difficult to ascertain the toxicity of these particles in epidemiological studies.
Firing tear gas has become common practice to quell rioters in many African countries, including Nigeria, where the police also routinely use whips to disperse crowds.
Sporadic street marches organised by trade unions, NGOs and other pressure-groups have been violently dispersed over the past few months, and their leaders have been routinely arrested and beaten up.
To address this, in 2009 a PPCS was established in Queensland, Australia, which routinely uses telehealth to communicate with families and primary care clinicians who are dispersed across the state.
Consequently, poison frogs routinely shuttle tadpoles on their back from the terrestrial clutches to suitable deposition sites, many of which are temporary and widely dispersed [ 6].
