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But it is proving difficult to wean people off processed foods such as tinned beef and mutton, which represent, to those who can afford them, a Western lifestyle.

All the mentioned schemes, which represent, to the authors' knowledge, the most relevant algorithms for OFDMA resource allocation with coalitional game theory, exhibit a good trade-off between overall system rate and fairness.

This allowed us to identify 49 upregulated and 111 downregulated probes (corresponding to 40 and 88 genes), which represent to a novel candidate gene set associated with development of full leukaemia in these two AML mouse models (Figures S3, S4 and Table S2 in Supporting Information S1).

Phenograms also clearly differentiated 'winter' and 'spring' types, which represent to different gene pools as described previously using RFLP markers.

Narrator A identifies strongly with learning English, which represents to her something foreign, new and useful.

A final specific lycopene yield of up to 49.70 ± 2.48 mg g−1 was reached at 24 h, which represents to the highest titer to date.

However, the biggest problem facing Houston today revolves around the energy industry, which represents to this region of well over 5 million what finance does to New York.

Omaha is notorious for its 1989 demolition of 24 buildings in the Jobbers Canyon Historic District, which represents to date the largest loss of buildings on the National Register.

The results of this characterization have been organized in a public database which represents to our knowledge the first large amount of information of a sturgeon transcriptome.

The method is deterministic, and essentially searches for long to short haplotypes, which represent close to far relationships, respectively.

And how could you apply the idea of interbreeding to asexual organisms like bacteria, which represent up to half of the biomass on earth?