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Moreover, to exclude the possibility that progenitor cells or immature CMs were contributing to any reprogramming taking place, we tested for the expression of antigens and genes that characterize developing cardiac cells.
In December of that year, Summers wrote a private memo that characterized developing countries as "under-polluted" and suggested that toxic waste should be sent to such areas as an exercise in economic efficiency.
Moreover, peasant farmers are subject to formidable risks of crop failure, quite apart from the risks associated with the shorter average life span that characterizes developing countries.
These data are reminiscent of an earlier health transition stage that characterizes developing populations [ 49, 50].
An examination of the scores for the 13 previously characterized developing RGCs revealed that, for 12 of these cells the RGC score was considerably higher than the RPC, AC or PR score (Figure 1).
However, improved human resources management alone cannot compensate for the lack of investment and the structural deficits that characterize health systems in many developing countries.
To achieve the full potential of SMA actuators, it is necessary to develop models that characterize the nonlinearities and hysteresis inherent to the constituent materials.
In this work, bond graphs are used to develop models that characterize the salient transmissions of matter and energy in and between the electricity, water and wastewater systems as identified in the reference architecture.
Barbato et al. (2010) used a linear elastic finite element model to study the effects of geometric and mechanical parameters that characterize the soil-structure interaction developed in a buried pipe located under highways.
We conclude with some previously developed theoretical results that characterize the system dynamics in the presence of noise.
We suggest that some of the facial features that characterize recent modern humans may have developed multiple times in human evolution.
