In each case, and when modelling a particular type of mobility, it is important to consider only the relevant traces for that type of movements, otherwise, the effects of different activities will be mixed.
That is, in some grounding trials, objects had been referred to by their location (e.g., "top left"), potentially generating interactive memory traces for that object, yet without a naming precedent (see Fig. 1, Panel A, right, middle panel).
To evaluate mortality rates since ART initiation in patients LTFU with known outcomes (i.e., those traced successfully) we performed sensitivity analysis by stepwise increasing the presumed date of death by 3 months between one day after the last contact date and the date of successful tracing for that patient.
A "+" in column 6 and 11 indicates that a fragment of an roo and rooA element, respectively, was found in the trace archive for that genome.
Several teams of scientists have traveled to the mountains to gather DNA samples from people and search for traces of that evolution.
This fluidity allows citizens to authorize their representatives and for traces of that authorization to be evident in what the representatives do and how representatives are held accountable.
I looked for traces of that anger in Cancer!, but I never found it.
Adding these capabilities to cooperative aerial monitoring programs would enable the search for trace signatures that accompany the processing of material for nuclear weapons and would also be invaluable in mapping out greenhouse gas emissions.
He leaves his imprint on them, but "The Other Woman" doesn't trace it, or, for that matter, reckon with his absence.
