"You Majored in What?" (Viking Adult)is a students' guide to re-entry into the world — to finding a job.
An International Monetary Fund (2014, p. 41) report mentions possible action strategies to reduce barriers to re-entry into the labour market for older workers, including implementing anti-discrimination standards, reducing labour taxes, and investing in continuing education during working age.
A possible interpretation of our data might be that induction of G1-S cyclins by Ras eventually counteracts the p53-dependent proliferative block, leading to re-entry into the cell cycle and cell transformation.
They found differences between boys and girls in their needs related to re-entry into society.
In addition, downregulation of p27, with antisense molecules, leads to re-entry into the cell cycle, which leads to cell proliferation [ 40].
42 In larger primate experiments using the Cynomolgus monkey, 43, 44 carmustine was detected after wafer placement, even in distant areas of the brain, potentially due to re-entry into brain tissue after this lipophilic agent has penetrated into the cerebrospinal fluid or intracranial blood.
It would be folly to proclaim our devotion to re-entry of prisoners into society with the one hand, while imposing financial burdens with the other that will make it harder for them to get jobs and stay out of jail.
In contrast, in the avian auditory epithelium, the loss of hair cells leads to re-entry of supporting cells into the cell cycle, giving rise to both hair cells and supporting cells (Corwin & Cotanche 1988; Ryals & Rubel 1988).
The country still has a long way to go to cushion re-entry into the civilian world for its battle-scarred men and women.
Cultures were diluted 1 5 the following day in LB containing carbenicillin and tetracycline to allow for re-entry into the logarithmic growth phase, grown to an OD600 of 1.5 (∼6 hr).
He simply had to prime his mind to allow re-entry into the forgotten memory of the murder he had already witnessed while time traveling on ketamine.
