Spreading progress While impressive progress has been made in Rwanda to improve the health, development and lives of children since the devastation of the 1994 genocide, much remains to be done – particularly in rural areas.
As cell adhesion and spreading progresses and large amounts of cell protrusion form, a majority of skelemin then dissociates from integrins to allow for other actin-binding proteins to bind to integrins, bringing cell spreading and adhesion to completion.
Our findings suggest that rectal cancer recurrence with pagetoid spread progresses rapidly and has poor prognosis, and it seems to be better to perform additional therapy after surgery.
The Chinese government, for its part, strongly argues that it has worked hard to modernize Tibet and Xinjiang and spread economic progress, and that it operates policies that give advantages to ethnic minorities, including easier access to university education or allowing them to have more children.
11/ That matters because if you think the world is getting better, you want to spread the progress to more people and places.
As recognition of this strategy has begun to spread, some progress has been made toward incorporating it into a national approach to solving the dual problems of poverty and unemployment.
Since severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the corona virus (SARS-CoV) that causes it have emerged and spread, considerable progress has been made in understanding the biology, pathogenesis, and epidemiologic features of both the virus and the disease.
Almost three weeks after his birth, Henriquez and Lucas have fallen in love with their baby, but now they have deal with the cancer again -- and hope that it hasn't spread or progressed.
Constraining possibilities include the absence or presence of dispersal barriers in the introduced range; failure to model a limiting factor that applies in both ranges, but is more geographically limiting in one of the ranges; and an introduced range that is not at ecological equilibrium (spread still progressing).
Indeed, the Bush administration has begun what has been described as an anti-media media blitz, to spread news of progress here that it says reporters ignore.
