ACOFOP and its members actively experiment with several organizational alternatives, each with diverse implications for the balancing of political and economic roles.
The ensemble cast boasts eight core characters, each with diverse lives separated from each other by the entire planet.
Global leadership to date has devolved in parts to the WHO, the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, and INTERPOL, each with diverse missions, responsibilities, limited authorities, and their own collaborations, funding networks, cultures, and languages.
Bioinformatics researchers therefore need to collect and integrate data from a variety of sources, each with diverse syntax, semantics, protocols, identifiers and naming conventions (Bhagat et al., 2010; Brazas et al., 2012; Katayama et al., 2010).
That's three doctors in three months from the Huettel Lab, and each with a diverse and well-rounded skill set.
This time around, the pleasure they get from playing games with each other's diverse experiences and harmonic resources led them toward more private dialogues, but the on-stage intimacy only heightened the crowd's anticipation of how long it would be before Maiden Voyage or Spain turned up.
The TG family comprises eight members in mammals, with each member performing diverse physiological functions [3].
The nested association mapping population from China (CN-NAM) is composed of about 2,000 RILs derived from crosses between the common parent HUANGZAOSI (HZS) with each of 11 diverse inbred lines: K12, YE478, ZHENG58, HUOBAI, QI319, WEIFENG322, LV28, HUANGYESI3, DUO229, PA405, and MO17.
The feedback sessions were well attended in each FHT with a diverse mix of disciplines represented in each FHT.
These isoforms translate into 28 and 42 kDa proteins each one with diverse biological activities.
To date, only three genes have been cloned from disease resistance QTL in plants and they each encode proteins with diverse functions [ 24- 28], which is in accordance with the multiple hypotheses for mechanisms underlying QTL in effectively limiting pathogen colonization [ 16].
