The genetic tracking efforts of the scientific group, which spanned five years, were made public today by two of the Federal agencies that supported the research, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the National Science Foundation.
Related information may also eventually come out of the chronic disease tracking efforts of the CDC's Environmental Public Health Tracking Program, says Burke, who heads one arm of the CDC effort.
Different tracking systems focus on different geographic scopes and/or funding agencies, so we segment our review of tracking efforts accordingly.
Companies should also use their tracking efforts to remind people of their commitment.
The importance of multi-track efforts to the success of formal peace agreements has been recognized by scholars such as Crocker & Hampson [ 12] whose study of five peace settlements (Cyprus, Namibia, Angola, El Salvador, and Cambodia), led to the distillation of several operational and strategic rules of the road, one of which is of particular relevance here.
Furthermore, a characteristic of a discrimination index of not independent of the achievement level of the examinee population [ 29] implies that the combination of discrimination and difficulty indices can be used for tracking the efforts of continuous improvement in the system.
Some tracking efforts make use of satellites for uploading data; others set up networks of transmitters in forests or other natural areas to pick up signals from tagged individuals.
This case tracks the efforts of the Connecticut Department of Transportation to gain the necessary environmental approvals to build a major new highway.
Closer to home — as in, behind the walls or in the attic — shows like "Verminators" on Discovery and "Billy the Exterminator" on A&E have tracked the efforts of the people devoted to keeping nature outside, where it belongs.
Whereas the plots of some of Mr. le Carré's recent novels have felt like bad imitations of action-adventure thrillers, the suspense in "Our Kind of Traitor" is genuine and nerve-racking, as he tracks the efforts of Gail and Perry and Luke to negotiate a deal between Dima and the intelligence service, and then to get Dima and his family safely home to England.
Greenlaw, published most often as a poet, writes about England in the nineteen-seventies, and tracks the efforts of a young woman trying to figure out where to put her fingers: To be a teenager in 1970 was to suffer an excess of gravity.
