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To better understand how Mr. Obama has changed health care, two reporters from The New York Times spent a week shadowing and talking to doctors, patients, executives and others at IU Health, a system that demonstrates the breadth of changes catalyzed by the Affordable Care Act.

We report the implementation and evaluation of an agent-based system that demonstrates the fundamental features of mass customized interoperability.

In particular, studies in monkeys and humans have discovered a neural mirror system that demonstrates an internal correlation between the representations of perceptual and motor functionalities.

We believe this will be true for any marine system that demonstrates seasonal spatial life-history differentiation and abundance dynamics, and advocate its use while giving due consideration to the increased cost associated with spatiotemporal planning.

The JOURNEY II Bi-Cruciate Stabilized Total Knee System (Smith & Nephew Inc., Memphis, TN) is a second-generation motion-guided knee system that demonstrates axial rotation patterns during flexion, which resemble those of the normal knee.

We have developed and characterized a novel transcriptional regulatory system that demonstrates highly induced, prostate-specific expression that retains its tissue-specificity.

In this paper we present a technique that builds on our previous work in behavior discovery to find the points in the system that demonstrate mutually exclusive and synchronized behavior.

We presented a study employing a specific host-parasite system that demonstrated a variety of responses.

These data are consistent with previous reports in a mouse model system that demonstrated that FMDV infection in mice induces production of IL-10 in vivo [36], [52].

This conclusion is supported by studies investigating effective connectivity in the motor system that demonstrated reduced (and presumably less effective) coupling among different premotor regions (Sharma et al., 2009) or between SMA and M1 (Grefkes et al., 2008 b) during finger/hand movements.

This paper takes a broad look at non-nuclear socio-technical systems that demonstrated highly resilient behavior during and after the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami.