A commercially-based enterprise, Collaborative Drug Discovery, is also taking diverse sets of biological data and making them highly searchable for the relevant groups involved in research into various parasitic diseases [15].
These companies are much more like the smaller theatre companies - risk taking, diverse, more colourful, fleet of foot, community based, accessible and excellent in performance.
Nevertheless, the consistent findings among the studies included in this meta-analysis where patients were taking diverse medications are consistent with the recent suggestion that it is the underlying inflammation rather than treatment that contributes to the risk [ 25, 26].
Technocratic organizations take diverse institutions and make them more alike by imposing the same rules.
Starting from such bases, existentialism can take diverse and contrasting directions.
That would mean a return for actors such as Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin, Sean Astin and Jeff Cohen, whose lives have taken diverse paths since the 1985 movie.
Co-operative and mutual housing bodies in the UK take diverse forms with the unifying factor being that the membership has democratic control of issues such as repairs, rents and who joins and leaves.
Habitat management for game species is globally widespread and can take diverse forms — e.g. tree reduction to enhance forage for deer in the United States and burning moorlands in Scotland to increase habitat for wading birds.
Some college scholars take diverse courses across a variety of disciplines that relate to a core research interest; others go into great depth within a single field of study.
While caring for sick and disabled family members was commonplace for women in nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century America, that caregiving, the caregivers' experience of it, and the medical profession's reaction to it took diverse and sometimes unexpected forms.
Its contributors take diverse perspectives, focusing on politics, political thought, social history, economic policy, religion and the church, humanism, intellectual history, Italian literature, theater, festivals, music, imagery, iconography, architecture, historiography, and marriage.
