Reassortments of genome segments during infection of a single host with different influenza A viruses result in antigenic shift (reviewed in [1]).
Recombination involving smaller repeats is much less frequent; yet, these events are thought to be important for producing substoichiometric molecules which may ultimately generate the highly rearranged genomes found among closely related plants via substoichiometric shifting (reviewed in Mackenzie 2007; Maréchal and Brisson 2010).
In another sign that literary criticism is losing its profile in newspapers, The Washington Post has decided to shutter the print version of Book World, its Sunday stand-alone book review section, and shift reviews to space inside two other sections of the paper.
Inside the big YouTube shift to review content.
So, in other words, to shift from reviewing reported content after it has been published to proactively scanning at the point of upload to try to prevent copyright infringements happening in the first place.
So, in other words, to shift from reviewing reported content after it has been published to proactively scanning at the point of upload to try to prevent copyright infringements happening in the first place.
Now that all three are in custody, Hutchens said Saturday that the department would now shift to reviewing policies and procedures that "were not followed or should have been tighter".
OpenUP is studying key aspects of the shifting review-disseminate-assess landscape.
This article summarizes the current literature on the relevant physiology of the endothelial surface layer, discusses fluid shifting, reviews available research on fluid management strategies and the commonly used fluids, and identifies suitable variables for hemodynamic monitoring and their goal-directed use.
Pondering what might have kept women out of the profession for so long before those shifts, Ginsburg reviewed, then dismissed, the range of male arguments in opposition -- from the prediction that women would not put their degrees to full use, to what she called "the 'potty problem'" -- the absence of adequate bathrooms in judges' chambers for women.
