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Paranoia however was the largest symptom of a food source that failed to meet the nutritional needs of the Atlantean populations.

And you think, well, that's probably what you'd expect of someone who was among the earliest populations to come to Europe.

Japan argues that years of a global hunting ban have allowed whale populations to grow enough to allow hunting.

The strain of bigger populations, diminishing water tables and a changing climate could all conspire to produce a storm of troubles.

It's as if the local populations were non-existent, or at least hiding in their homes whenever I happened to wander into town.

Accordingly, the next step, says Dr Gill, is to see how microbial populations vary between people of different ages, backgrounds and diets.

Arab fought African, although the populations have mixed so much, it is often hard for an outsider to tell who is who.

But Serbia has one of the oldest populations in Europe and a low fertility rate, so the population is shrinking by 30, 000 a year.

But natural populations have had thousands of years to generate these variations: the epiRILs managed to do it in just eight generations.

He said that the Christian populations in Iraq and Egypt were probably better off under previous regimes that have been overthrown.

There was no disorder in areas with large Asian populations, including in London; CCTV pictures suggest there were few Asian looters.

Cops might target populations of young men and work with the community to find them mentors and jobs, or to keep them out of gangs.

One of its most startling predictions is how fast Asia's populations are expected to grow within the next nine years.

Interestingly, this isn't the first time vegetable 'prescriptions' have been used to improve health in underserved populations.

Most visceral leishmaniasis cases are concentrated in poor populations in just a few countries: India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sudan and Brazil.

That is one of the issues associated with cardiovascular safety in the long run and whether it would be true for different populations.

The European allies collectively have economies comparable to that of the United States, and larger populations and armies.

So far investigators are finding it challenging to develop medicines able to deplete or expand T-reg populations within a patient's body.

For the pirates used to plunder one another, and indeed all coast populations, whether seafaring or not.

By 1969 it had reached infestation proportions and was killing off whole local populations of its host.

It had been used as a burial site by two very different populations during the millennia when the Sahara was lush.

He said the government needed to seek solutions for swelling urban populations and shrinking resources.

Some island nations have total populations roughly equivalent in size to that of a single city block in Tokyo.

In recent years, aerial hunting, hunting dogs and GPS technology have been used to effectively control goat populations.

That's why cities and their growing populations will be a key part of the solution to climate change, she said.

First and foremost, let me wish you, your families, and the populations you represent all the best for a healthy new year.

Healthy, productive, and stable populations are always an asset, but most especially in a time of crisis.

In honeybee populations, males are a dime adozen. Thousands vie for a shot to be with a virgin queen, but only a lucky fewsucceed.

In providing food to dispersed populations, one must be very careful not to destroy local markets and marketing systems.

Populations have risen up to demand democratic reforms and respect for human rights, and this includes the right to health.

Tay-Sachs is predominant to Ashkenazi Jewish populations, while Sandhoff, a severe form of Tay-Sachs, is not limited to any ethnic group.

Unless enough males contribute to the next generation there is a real threat to animal populations in the long term.

"China's central and western regions as well as rural areas have large populations and low penetrations, " he said.

The logging occurs to make room for agriculture that feeds growing populations, or to accommodate economic growth.

Other countries with relatively large diasporas have been quick to understand the potential of their populations overseas.

As a result of the growing and too large populations, humans began to war upon other humans over resources.

Scientists estimate that shark populations in the north-west Atlantic Ocean have declined by an average of 50% since the early 1970s.

The company has opened Publix Sabor stores in south Florida, seeking to attract shoppers from its large Hispanic and Caribbean populations.

Burgeoning populations, which put further strain on the environment, and climate change are accelerating the trend, he said.

But as all zoologists know, experiments can only tell you so much. Eventually, you have to look at natural populations.

"One obvious experiment is to see what happens when temperatures in obesity-prone populations are lowered, " said Eckel.

The foundation said its research confirmed years of anecdotal reports of dwindling populations along the east coast.

Populations of this grass from different parts of its geographic range have sometimes been separated at specific or varietal rank.

In contrast, the researchers did not find the mutation when they analyzed large comparison populations of Iranians and Americans.

Analysis indicated that there was a certain genetic differentiation between these populations.

A pandemic is a worldwide epidemic. It is a new virus and one to which the populations will have no immunity.

Not like the Mon-Khmer native to the Peninsula, the Daic populations were considered to be migrants from the north.

But what's the sense of this mass exchange of populations if the nations of the world remain basically ignorant of each other?

In Scotland, Wales and north-east England, which have small black populations, there was no rioting.

Each of those different populations gets up in the morning and puts on symbols of their status.

Latino and Asian populations are expected to nearly triple, and the children of immigrants will become more prominent.

The cases are occurring in countries where the average age of the populations is low, with a large proportion under 15.

The additional fact that New Orleans has upper-class and middle-class black populations has been a significant factor in such projects.

Additionally, there's a need to be able to readily communicate with local populations of foreign countries and non-English speaking allies.

And populations in small, isolated habitats are unlikely to be replenished once decimated by outbreaks of fire or other catastrophes.

The mitochondrial genomes in the smaller females then show up in populations of the larger species.

In most of the rich world ageing populations have been driving up the cost of public health care and state pensions.

The researchers say there has already been a collapse in wild populations of almost one-third of currently fished sea foods .

China is often touted as a growth market, but other countries with big populations will also grow - India and African nations for example.

Each generation the algorithm migrates some of the individuals from each population to one of the other populations.

If populations aren't controlled on these islands, the rabbits have the power to wipe out every last bit of vegetation.

Despite the partition of British India, it had seemed at first that there would be no transfer of populations.

If governments anxious to rejuvenate their populations want her to do that, they can help in a number of ways.

But it's hard to tell in most natural populations whether inheritance is due to DNA sequence variation or epigenetic changes.

Coevolution algorithm takes the adjustment of populations as well as that of populations and environment into account in evolving process.

The bank also noted that as Asian countries develop, their populations will increasingly move to the cities.

Richard creates skulls of much more recent humans and he's used to looking at differences between populations.

This new forced egg laying technique encourages the females to lay eggs which we were then able to rear into viable populations.

Scott O'Neill at Monash University in Melbourne says the mosquitoes quickly infected wild populations just as they had in the indoor test.

After that, the two researchers will be able to look at how these populations evolve yet again as the environment is cleaned up.

So if you think of the effect of technology on the different populations, the young-age and the adult-age learners.

Further studies are needed to see whether the results apply to other at-risk populations.

Avian influenza has remained a disease of the bird populations. So far there is no solid proof of efficient human to human transmission.

Scientists believed it was probably a victim of the deadly chytrid fungus that has devastated amphibian populations around the world.

Honeybee populations in many countries, including the United States, appear to have declined markedly in recent years.

In southern countries, the animals are thriving, with populations increasing so fast that governments have had to consider culls.

There was no room for the influence of local populations of Homo erectus.

Permanent settlements changed all this, and soon larger and larger populations could stably speak the same language.

As their numbers became more substantial, their policy of acquiring land by subduing native populations began to dominate.

Needless to say, different populations from different parts of the world have different sorts of contact.

His figure was always occur in populations where most of his ups and downs, figure, still strong standing alone on the horizon. MS.

This discovery could help researchers draw elusive cats out of their hiding places for the purpose of estimating endangered populations.

Aids is a man-made virus and was inflicted upon the black populations through inoculations per your own ascension records.

Since the branches of clusters are parallel, there is no evident host plants distribution clustering between different populations.

This event was pivotal in establishing biological control as a practical means of reducing pest populations.

A serious deficiency of iodine occurs, therefore, mainly in populations living off the land in remote and isolated regions.

Engineers could drill for water, but would be under pressure to share it with local populations and with refugees.

As populations increased and travel technologies improved, cultures began to interact.

entire populations are mobilized for the purpose of wholesale slaughter in the name of life necessity: massacres have become vital.

With time, natural selection will tend to flush the deleterious SNPs out, as it has done -- relatively speaking -- in African populations.

STI control requires effective interventions with core populations whose rates of partner change are high enough to sustain transmission.

Regardless of the taxonomic status of these populations, adaptive alleles may have introgressed from archaic populations into modern humans.

Association mapping is one of the important ways to detect QTLs and reveal genetic bases of target traits in the natural populations.

Clearly, convincing coastal populations to abandon their homes and possessions when a storm appears is unlikely to be popular today.

Horizontal starch gel electrophoresis was employed to investigate the genetic structure and genetic diversity of these two populations.

When conditions are right, phytoplankton populations can grow explosively, a phenomenon known as a bloom.

This trade is illegal today, but it has not been completely eliminated, and some African elephant populations remain endangered.

Experts said the finding could explain the increased oesophageal cancer risk in some non-Western populations.

The researchers say there has already been a collapse in wild populations of almost one-third of currently fished seafoods .

In many decision-making situations, managers need to determine whether the parameters of two populations are alike or different.

The victim is known to have had contact with dead chickens, and the disease has been detected in poultry populations in Phichit.

By 2025, China and India have the world's largest populations, with India's rate of population growth about twice that of China's.

The two countries also share burgeoning populations of elderly people and a social security system already stretched beyond capacity.

Conclusion Distinct genetic differences and extensive genetic diversity were presented among the wild populations.

Leaders of nations along the meningitis belt agreed in September to support a campaign to protect their populations with a new vaccine.

And with varying climates, populations, and economic circumstances, ecological issues don't always divide along national borders.

That virus will probably emerge in one of the countries that have avian flu infection in their bird populations.

Paris and London have large West African immigrant populations, and tales of life in Britain have made their way back to Nigeria.

Competition between cell populations ensues, as a single mutated cell expands into a clone.

Cities have always been the meeting point of different populations .

Measurement of certain metabolic parameters may also be used to quantitate bacterial populations.

Students from countries with large populations generally have to wait the longest for a "green card, " or proof of permanent residency.

There's emotional contagion that takes place in human populations.

Increases in malnutrition are expected to be especially severe in countries where large populations depend on rain-fed subsistence farming.

All this comes on top of rising populations and spiraling demand for food, water and other resources.

Nowadays in Cape Town we find important testimonies of these indigenous populations, the Bushmen and Hottentot, in the South African Museum.

Defaults are damaging and costly: banks are crippled, governments fall, populations suffer and countries are frozen out of capital markets.

Even for today's leaders, this remains an existential project, even though the memories of the war have faded in their populations.

Well-off populations, who tend to be healthier, have the best access to the best care, while the poor are left to fend for themselves.

Counter-insurgency is about engaging local populations, and that cannot be done from the air or from inside a Mastiff armoured vehicle.

Counter-insurgency is about engaging local populations, and that cannot be done from the air or from inside a Mastiff armoured vehicle.

Most countries, in western and eastern Europe alike, face the prospect of populations that will both age and shrink over the next 50 years.

However, countries with smaller populations than India and the Philippines may suffer from a larger impact in terms of expatriation rates.

Specialization became frequent, particularly in educational books, as the potentialities of the new school populations were realized.

Language: Italian is the official language, although German, French and Slovene are spoken by minority populations around the country.

Scientists are now beginning to explore alternatives to culling in order to sustainable manage expanding elephant populations.

The scientists say the populations were dying out in the areas near salmon farms, but other populations stayed healthy.

Good every once in a while it to organize a hunting action to control the kangaroo populations.

Exports will always be vital to any economy, especially those with few natural resources or large populations.

These may be the only two nations with billion-plus populations, but there are remarkable differences in their compositions.

These may be the only two nations with billion-plus populations, but there are remarkable differences in their compositions.

The growing prevalence of obesity throughout many populations is not an indicator of a failure of individual will power.

Biological evolution . . . is change in the properties of populations of organisms that transcend the lifetime of a single individual.

Dakin and Montgomerie have now found similar results in two peafowl populations in Canada and one in the United States.

During the war, though, most of the populations rebounded, with older fish showing the biggest increase.

Today, it's down to a handful of small populations, inhabiting less than 10% of the species' historic range.

Currently, humans are doing little to help the spread and survival of the Egyptian vulture populations.

The value of gold remained high as populations increased because the demand for it continued to exceed supply.

The populations at each end of the cline may be substantially different from one another.

Later studies found resistant bacteria in many other isolated indigenous human populations, as well as in natural reservoirs like aquifers.

Furthermore, the rates of disability are increasing in part due to ageing populations and an increase in chronic health conditions.

It's easy to see how that can happen when populations wind up on opposite sides of oceans or mountain ranges, for example.

That suggests the strategy could help make entire mosquito populations permanently unable to sicken humans.

Strength of the animation with consumer audience, young and adult populations of these two age groups.

Significant genetic differentiation was observed between the cultured populations, and between the cultured and wild populations.

GFRP support reached vulnerable populations quickly; two years after the program's launch, many countries are reporting improvements.

One of the biggest trends shaping thought and policy is the prospect of rapidly ageing populations and the potential health costs.

Efficiently choosing the tag SNPs needed to identify haplotypes therefore requires looking at haplotype frequencies in multiple populations.

The improved efficacy over rituximab monotherapy may be due to increases seen in monocyte, granulocyte, and dendritic cell populations.

Objective: To establish Liaoning and Guangdong laboratory populations of An. Anthropophagus and to observe their biological characteristics.

Researchers considered cities with populations of more than 250, 000 and home to two or more top universities.

The report shows that violent crime rose nationwide , especially in cities with populations between half a million and a million.

Regional countries have backed Mr. Gates' concerns over the delays, restrictions on aid and access to populations devastated by the cyclone.

Other populations might not respond to a drug in the same way as the white populations in these trials, argue the researchers writing today.

Settled populations affected by environmental constraints have to be mobile.

The ageing of the world's populations is the result of the continued decline in fertility rates and increased life expectancy.

Results show that newsgroups vary in terms of the populations of participants and the roles that they play.

In most sections of the Arctic where estimates are available, polar bear populations are thought to be stable at present.

The HapMap consortium created their catalogue with DNA from four test populations, including a Nigerian group and a Chinese one.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries the industrial revolution led to an enormous increase in urban populations.

Instead, ask to see the desegregated test results that break out various student populations.

For all other population types this value is the last committed checkpoint representing the progress of the populations.

By measuring how closely current populations are related, the authors trace the routes by which early humans migrated around the earth.

So researchers looking to cut mosquito populations might try figuring out a way to make them have trouble digesting a hot meal.

Therefore, realm membership can be used to strictly separate user populations for different virtual portals.

There was a difference in views of work value in these two populations, the two countries are not the same.

Today's fragile world, with its dwindling resources and expanding populations, is calling for other agendas in the West.

India could gain from the skills of young people in a growing economy at a time when other countries have aging populations.

Boiling is the surest and perhaps simplest method of water sterilization but is only practical or possible for small displaced populations.

Opossum populations in the U. S. are down due to the fragmentation of their forest habitats.

The low fertility rate in many of that continent's more developed countries means their populations are ageing and shrinking.

And for that, they need a consistent way to identify those populations, even if nothing is available to treat them.

At the same time, the artificial populations should be expanded from seeds collected in years of high seed set.

But many populations are also affected by an invasive geranium from the Mediterranean which is out-competing the butterfly's host plant.

The International HapMap Project is identifying these common haplotypes in four populations from different parts of the world.

Now, 30 years later, wolf populations in the midwestern United States have recovered enough to end their protected status.

The 2005 India-China agreement on modalities to resolve the boundary issue has a clause that settled populations would not be disturbed.

declines in waterfowl , and an explosion in rodent populations, which could affect crops along the riverbanks.

All this is a tall order. Politicians have failed to control the costs of ageing populations for years.

Vesuvius is considered one of the most dangerous volcanoes, as large populations lie in the path of potential eruptions.

Moreover, IQ tests do not necessarily predict so well once populations or situations change.

By the same token, there should not be one framework for populations with sufficient nutrition and another for hungry ones.

The poliovirus can easily be imported into a polio-free country and can spread rapidly amongst unimmunized populations.

Atlantean populations were technologically developed, living upon a single continent about the size of North America today.

It could also be caused by genetic differences between M. tuberculosis populations in different parts of the world, she adds.

Its English channel is currently available in a limited number of US homes, mainly in areas with Chinese populations.

Gene flow was smooth between most populations, which led to inconsistency between geographical distances and genetic distances.

Outreach and peer education have been effectively used to reach such populations.

American ginseng grows naturally in forests in many eastern states. But wild populations have been reduced by too much harvesting.

The consequences for human populations and infrastructure as a result of an impact are enormous.

DEMOGRAPHY may not be destiny, but it matters in rich countriesn where ageing and shrinking populations are bringing economic problems.

Now some researchers think some of the "missing" genes may be found in the teeming populations of microbes we host.

Spaying and neutering of stray or feral cats will cut down on transmission in these cat populations.

Moreover, these countries' own populations are ageing, so they may not be in the business of exporting people for much longer.

The results indicated that different populations of the grasshopper displayed different patterns of response to photoperiod and temperature.

Cities are growing larger and larger, and their populations of the poor are growing larger even faster.

DEMOGRAPHY may not be destiny, but it matters in rich countries where ageing and shrinking populations are bringing economic problems.

Still, bat populations have been declining rapidly for years, due to rampant disease and human encroachment on their habitats.

Prevention by using fluoride is the only realistic way of reducing this burden in populations.

The news comes as we see major metropolises around the world struggle to cope with booming populations and traffic flow problems.

The hAD AS populations unanimously transcribed 66% of the screened genes, and 83% were transcribed by at least two of the three populations.

Would the penny-saving populations of Asia at least provide a backstop?

Worldwide populations aren't known, but there has been a documented decline over the past 100 years.

As conditions deteriorate, city populations would eventually collapse due to malnutrition, disease, and perhaps violence.

Many parts of the world, which once had large populations and produced plenty of crops, have become deserts.

Armenian and Turkic are spoken among the small Armenian and Turkoman populations.

GM technology has the potential to make foods in greater quantity and of better quality available to populations that need it most.

Logically, in a world of varying races and huge populations, that must be the case, or how, then, would true lovers ever meet?

Schistosomiasis particularly affects agricultural and fishing populations.

It is used for particular populations and observed for limited periods of time, as in an epidemic.

The trade is large enough to threaten wild populations, causing declines in number and in size of seahorses.

Terrorists need protection too, and that has to be secured from local populations as in Pakistan's tribal belt.

Encourage suppliers to improve availability of effective affordable fluoride toothpaste for disadvantaged populations.

Even countries with large populations like Britain and the United States are seriously considering imitating the Swedish.

When we monitor these populations, we're going to have to look at the ratio of males to females to make sure that things aren't tipping.

Rainforests are threatened, disease is exacerbated, and hardest hit are poor populations and women around the world.

Relocation is costly and cannot go on forever in a region with swelling rural human populations.

These nations all have large, young populations with an average age of 27.

Because of their billion-plus populations, China and India are the most studied about this practice.

Adaptation can only come about if entire populations get involved, and not just governments and corporations.

Instead their aim was to send an unambiguous message to the internal Muslim populations of China and Russia: no dissent will be tolerated.

The measles vaccine does not confer permanent immunity. Epidemics regularly occur in vaccinated populations. Dr.

But relative to the size of countries' populations, the current growth is far from unusual.

As high as 10% of measles cases result in death among populations with high levels of malnutrition and a lack of adequate health care.

Assume the ? ? and ? ? are the frequency of a in the donor and recipient populations.

For health improvement to operate as a poverty-reduction strategy, health services must reach poor and underserved populations.

Most of these systems show clear evidence for two distinct populations of globular clusters, one blue and one red.

Large groups escaped from fur farms and bred larger feral populations that now inhabit parts of Europe, North America and Asia.

Demands are rising as chronic noncommunicable diseases shift their burden from wealthy populations to the poor and disadvantaged.

The results showed that there were differences of intra-population genetic variability among different populations.

Populations of this marine plant will grow or diminish rapidly in response to changes in its environment.

Meanwhile, the retrovirus isn't the only illness affecting koala populations.

Properties of the products. A good cigar, designed for specific populations have made, pure natural products.

Rural populations, including elementary school children in Ningxia, have reportedly reduced the number of daily meals from three to two.

During the next five years, urban populations are expected to soar well beyond half the world's total.

The results showed that the populations of vegetable aphids in cabbage were in declining trend in the temporal sequence.

They divide and divide, forming populations of identical copies of themselves known as lines.

Wherever and whenever abortion-notification laws have been passed, gonorrhoea rates in the teenage and adult populations start to diverge.

As the world population of the world average life expectancy have extended, aging populations phenomenon has caused worldwide concern.

It also hasn't ruled out that H1N1 could turn into a more virulent strain or affect different populations differently.

some scientists said parts of the world do have problems , but others are doing a good job of protecting fish populations.

Based on these findings, aboriginal Australians would represent one of the oldest continuous populations outside Africa.

The growing populations of harbor seals and sea lions along the West Coast may be good news for California condors.

While many candidate genes have been suggested to affect lifespan, very few have been consistently verified in multiple populations.

Presents major nutritional problems that influence the health, survival, and developmental capacity of populations in developing societies.

Similarly, changes in oceanic algal populations can, through a series of natural processes, actually lower air and water temperatures.

Both have massive populations with correspondingly massive needs for resources, especially land, water and energy.

Over the decades poachers and desperate villagers raided the parks and decimated the populations of elephants, hippos, and lions.

These funds are also being used to provide critical supplies to flood affected populations.

Schroeder said that it's too early to tell what the effects of the spill will be on surviving turtle populations.