Although F. tularensis is a potential agent of biological warfare and several emergences and reemergences of tularemia have been reported around the world (1, 4 ), the epizootiology of the disease is only partially understood.
A. viridis is well controlled using stake seedbed preparation as well as with the use of several pre-emergence and post-emergence herbicides.
Such clusters would then have to be interpreted not as long sustained transmission chains of TDR, but as several independent emergence events associated with treatment failures followed by much smaller TDR transmission chains.
Over the last several years at Emergence Capital we have seen an exciting new set of companies emerge that offer cloud solutions within a specific industry vertical — collectively known as "industry cloud" companies.
Grandin wrote several books, including Emergence: Labeled Autistic (1986; with Margaret M. Scariano), Thinking in Pictures, and Other Reports from My Life with Autism (1995), and The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum (2013; with Richard Panek).
In several studies, however, emergence of viral escape mutants after prolonged exposure to RNAi has been observed, raising a major hurdle for a possible therapeutic application of this strategy.
Fig. 2 There are several pathways of emergence and entry of biofuels onto national agendas with different motivations underlying their promotion.
In the absence of an effective vaccine, the only fruitful choice is chemotherapy to cure and control parasitic disease, but there are several reports of emergence of anthelmintic resistance in parasites [1].
Metabolic rate in hibernating bears is reduced by 20-50%, and it takes several weeks after emergence for metabolic rate to return to normal levels [ 7].
Recently, several studies revealed emergence of new ESBL-producing E. coli especially within the community, the CTX-M-producing isolates [ 23].
