At that time, ethnological and anthropological courses were mainly integrated in the department of sociology and offered by scholars returning to China after overseas study, such as Cai Yuanpei from Germany, Ling Chunshen and Yang Chengzhi from France, Li Ji, Wu Zelin and Wu Wenzao from the US.
In the PRE-training session, unfamiliar artificial object sounds and images were mainly integrated in right inferior frontal cortex (IFC).
As shown in Table 8, As, Pb, Cr, Ba are mainly integrated with inorganics and have low organic affinities while Sb, Co, Cd, Ni, Se are mainly organically associated and have high organic affinities.
Note that, as the interleaving operation is mainly integrated to disperse the input errors that are contiguous, other configurations to an interleaving depth (i.e., k 1) will also be feasible.
Oxygen is mainly integrated in humans through ingestion of water, the isotopes of which depend on altitude and latitude, and its isotopes may thus be used to verify a hypothetical geographic origin.
As shown in Table 13, most of the trace elements are associated with the organics except for As, Hg, Mn, Ta, and W. Their low organic affinity indicates that these elements are mainly integrated into an inorganic phase.
It has been shown that viral DNA is mainly integrated to the host genome in high-degree lesions, leading to the partial loss of the L1 ORF [32], [33].
Our data reaffirm previous findings of other investigators, suggesting that DHA and EPA are preferentially incorporated into phospholipids (PL), in contrast to OA which is mainly integrated into TG.
They are mainly not integrated in a general framework able to forecast many impacts of implementing traffic, transportation and safety measures at an urban scale.
As can be seen there, unfamiliar artificial images and sounds were mainly found to be integrated in right IFC (Fig. 2 A ), whereas familiar natural AV objects were integrated in a bilateral fronto-temporal network of regions including IFC, STS, and STG.
For their part, participants in the "health and social services" group were mainly concerned with understanding how to integrate new knowledge resulting from research into knowledge that already existed in organizations (figure 2).
