Finally, it helped me understand that while most economics books are simply trying to apply equations to historic outcomes, bionomics allows people to project into the future as they explain economic phenomena.
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AI, where there's a healthcare component, is, I think, with the bionomics, AI addressing significant healthcare outcomes, we've never had-, JB: The patient data, we've never had the vision computing, or the algorithms, and my bet-, JB: AI healthcare would be a much better choice than private equity.
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Phase I trials have shown no serious side effects. Bionomics previously licensed it to Ironwood Pharmaceuticals in January 2012, where it was known as IW-2143. In December 2012, IW-2143 begun undergoing phase I clinical trials in the United States, but in November 2014, was released back to Bionomics in a mutual agreement. Bionomics will now continue development and clinical testing, with Ironwood receiving a royalty for their work done.
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Catling, H. D. 1970. The bionomics of the South African citrus psylla Trioza erytreae (Del Guercio) (Homoptera: Psyllidae), Entomological Society of South Africa, 32, 272–290.
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Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology. Smithsonian Institution Press. and Xylocopa nasalisD Gerling, H.H.W. Velthuis, A. Hefetz (1989). Bionomics of the Large Carpenter Bees of the Genus Xylocopa.
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I. Larval bionomics of mosquitoes and taxonomy of culicine larvae.(London: British Museum), pp. viii + 250. Hopkins completed and signed the "Acknowledgements" at Kampala on 19 February 1936.
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Michael L. Rothschild (born August 6, 1952, Schenectady, New York) is the CEO and founder of the company Profit Velocity Solutions in San Francisco, CA. He is author of the book, Bionomics: Economy as Ecosystem.
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Bionomics and control of the yellow tea thrips, Scirothrips dorsalis infesting litchi. Entomological Knowledge 41: 172-173. in Taiwan on citrus and vegetable,Chang, N. T. 1995. Major pest thrips in Taiwan, pp. 105-108\.
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Of these, Gossypium appears to be the preferred host,Kirkpatrick, TW. 1923. The Egyptian cotton seed bug Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa). Its Bionomics, damage and suggestions for remedial measures. Bulletin, Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt, Technical and Scientific Service.
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Host plants of this species are Boraginaceae bushes, (mainly Cordia macrostachya but also Cordia myxa, Cordia abyssinica and Cordia holstii).Williams J.R., 1951, The bionomics and morphology of Brenthia leptocosma Meyrick None of these species are native to Mauritius.
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There is a characteristic whitish coating on the underside of the body which separates it from the host plant. The female is viviparous with the eggs hatching internally.Parry-Jones, E., 1936. "Bionomics and ecology of red scale in Southern Rhodesia".
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He published papers on tsetse fly bionomics and control, enhanced by figures he himself drew. A 1939 paper written jointly with Edwards, concerning their findings, was among his last publications. His work on the black fly family (Simuliidae) was recognised in 1939, when he received an honorary Master of Science degree.
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The Higher movement, a social / economical / political ideology as well as a technology tree moving inexorably toward a 2nd life in ANA, used Bionomics to keep their physical bodies in their healthy mid-20s until the time they 'Move Inward'; a personal journey to the outer worlds or to the ANA universe.
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Smooth form A detailed account of the anatomy of Tarebia granifera was given by R. Tucker Abbott in 1952Tucker Abbott R. (1952). "A study of an intermediate snail host (Thiara granifera) of the Oriental lung fluke (Paragonimus)". Proceedings of the United States National Museum 102: 71-116. together with notes on its biology and bionomics.
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Female eucharitids oviposit rows of eggs into plant tissue, such as leaves and stems, away from ant colonies.Varone, L. and Briano, J. Bionomics of Orasema simplex (Hymenoptera: Eucharitidae), a parasitoid of Solenopsis fire ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in Argentina. Biological Control 48 (2009): 204-209. The eggs are a translucent white and are about 0.19 mm long and 0.08 mm wide.
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The beetle attacks many types of stored food and other products. It has been found in cheese, dried fish, leather, copra, silk, wool, milk powder, incinerated waste, hog bristles, dried mushrooms, cacao, and ginger.Roth, L. M., & Willis, E. R. (1950). The oviposition of Dermestes ater Degeer, with notes on bionomics under laboratory conditions. American Midland Naturalist 44(2) 427-447.
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Alternative lifestyles amidst the Commonwealth allow for endless combinations of technology Enrichments. The Advancer movement provides DNA modifications, of which 80% of the Humans in the Commonwealth have, either through choice or by birth. These 'Enrichments' provide in-vision iconography, communication, and passive environment scanning routines. Further uses of Bionomics grant Enrichments for combat weaponry, shielding, physical enhancements and emotional and physiological dampening.
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There is an extensive rostrum at the front of the esophagus in all carnivorous snails and slugs. In the freshwater snail species Tarebia granifera, the brood pouch is above the esophagus.Appleton C. C., Forbes A. T.& Demetriades N. T. (2009). "The occurrence, bionomics and potential impacts of the invasive freshwater snail Tarebia granifera (Lamarck, 1822) (Gastropoda: Thiaridae) in South Africa" .
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Bionomics of some thrips injurious to cultivated plants in South India. Agriculture and Livestock of India 2: 391-403. on chili long before the thrips was associated with and then determined to be the cause of the blight. Prolonged feeding by thrips curls tender leaves and buds, and will turn fruits and flowers from bronze to black in color, rendering the plant material unmarketable.
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Females lay eggs in protected areas hidden among the abundant vegetation of these habitats, and upon hatching, larvae can be found swimming throughout the upper water column in search of hosts.Mullen, G. R. (1974). The taxonomy and bionomics of aquatic mites (Acarina: Hydrachnellae) parasitic on mosquitoes in North America. Entomology. Once an immature host is located, Arrenurus larvae loosely bind to their integument, and monitor them until the adult emerges.
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Peach, pear, cherry, plum, chokeberry, cranberry, dogwood, and fruits of the Japanese roses Rosa rugosa and Rosa carolina can also host apple maggots.Dean, R.W. and Chapman, P.J. (1973) Bionomics of the apple maggot in eastern New York. Search Agric. Entomol. Geneva No. 3, Geneva, N.Y. 1–62 However, apple maggots are not usually a serious pest of plums, cherries, and pears; larvae have been found in pears but not adult flies.
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At Brunel, Kinston founded The SIGMA Centre, a research-based consulting firm that worked in various public and private organisations, most notably the National Health Service (NHS). In 1995, Kinston co-founded with Prof. Mathew Vadas the ASX-listed biotech company, Bionomics Ltd (ASX: BNO) and in 2001, they co-founded the biotech company Cryptome Research Pty Ltd, which listed on the ASX as Cryptome Pharmaceuticals Ltd in 2003.
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She then attended graduate school at the University of Arizona before transferring to Columbia University where she earned her MFA. Beginning in 1981, Borsook took a job at a Marin County, California software company. She later worked for the New York-based Data Communications publication in 1984 before returning to San Francisco in 1987. Borsook has written extensively about the culture surrounding technology, including Silicon Valley, cypherpunks, bionomics, and technolibertarianism.
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Side view Mylabris variabilis can reach a body length of . Zhao Pan, Marco A. Bologna Taxonomy, Bionomics and Faunistics of the Nominate Subgenus of Mylabris Fabricius, 1775, with the description of five new species (Coleoptera: Meloidae: Mylabrini) These beetles have a cylindrical, elongate body with relatively convex, yellow- orange elytra and wide transverse black wavy stripes. Head is square shaped, with a flat forehead. Antennae are black and long with eleven segments.
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He was founder head of NIMR field centre in Rourkela which he headed from 1988 to 1995 and has served as Deputy Director (Senior Grade) and chief of NIMR field centre in Nadiad, Gujarat (1996-2008). He has over 28 years of experience in the field of vector bionomics and control, malariology and pesticide management. He contributed to WHO’s normative functions of providing guidance on evaluation of new insecticides for use in public health.
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The symptoms that plants exhibit in response to the pathogenicity of Xiphinema americanum are similar to those of other migratory ectoparasitic nematodes of roots. It is common to see poor growth and or stunting of the plant, yellowing or wilting of the foliage, and reduced root systems which can include root necrosis, lack of feeder or secondary roots, and occasional tufts of stubby rootlets.Plant nematodes, their bionomics, and control. University of Florida Press. (January 1, 1959). Agric. Exp. Stn.
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This species is one of the most widespread and frequent species of leaf beetles from the subfamily Chrysomelinae. These beetles can be found in most of Europe (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland),Fauna europaea in the Palearctic realm and in the Oriental realm (Caucasus, Pakistan, Siberia, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, Far East of Russia, China and Japan). Urban, J. Occurrence, bionomics and harmfulness of Chrysomela populi L. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae Jornal of Forest Science. — 2006.
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Roth S, Adaschkiewitz, Fischer C (2006) Notes on the bionomics of Elasmucha grisea (LINNAEUS 1758) (Heteroptera, Acanthosomatidae) with special regard to joint brood guarding. zugleich Kataloge der OÖ, Landesmuseen Neue Serie 50:1153–1167Hanelova J, Vilimova J (2013) Behaviour of the central European Acanthosomatidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Pentatomoidea) during oviposition and parental care Acta Musei Moraviae, Scientiae biologicae 98:433-457 This secretion is used to deter potential enemies and is sometimes released when the bug is disturbed.
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The disease is diagnosed through the above ground symptoms and examination of the roots and soil for P. hamatus. If the symptoms of wilting and chlorosis present in scattered groups or clusters, then the soil and root samples should be screened for P. hamatus. Since the nematodes are the only signs a pathologist must identify P. hamatus from morphological features such as their small size and stylet morphology to confirm their presence Plant Nematodes; their bionomics and control. J Christie.
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BNC210 (also known as IW-2143 during its time licensed to Ironwood Pharmaceuticals) is an anxiolytic drug that acts via negative allosteric modulation of the α7-nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, by Bionomics Limited. It is currently being investigated for the treatment of post traumatic stress disorder. The drug has demonstrated clinically significant anxiety reduction in both animal models and in Phase I trials. It appears to be devoid of significant sedation or memory-impairing side effects, as well as lacking addictive potential in rat discriminatory models.
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Mugil thoburni, Thoburn's mullet, is a species of grey mullet, from the family Mugilidae, found in the eastern Pacific Ocean. It is most common around the Galapagos Islands but does occur on the coasts of Central America and South America as well. This species grows to a length of TL. It was formerly regarded as the only known member of the genus Xenomugil. The specific name honours Wilbur Wilson Thoburn (1859-1899), lecturer in bionomics at Stanford University, where David Starr Jordan was president, in recognition of Thoburn's work on the sculpins.
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315-b He immigrated to Palestine in 1914. During World War I he was a medical officer in the Jewish Legion, a unit of the British Army, and served at Gallipoli, in Palestine, Syria, and Turkey. After the war he returned to Rosh Pinna, a Jewish settlement in the north of Palestine, and his laboratory there eventually became a research station for the study of the bionomics of mosquitoes and methods of malaria control. With the opening of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem he joined the Department of Preventive Medicine.
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Traps for attracting and destroying red palm weevil (Budva, Montenegro) Hard pruning as a way of fighting against the red palm weevil Treated phoenix palm, which is recovering after being attacked by the red palm weevil The behaviour and bionomics of the red palm weevil have been investigated in the field . The biology and life history of the weevil have been investigated on five diets, including banana, sugarcane, squash fruit, apple, and palm crown. The rate of development showed great variation depending on the host used. Developmental time was shortest on palm crown, followed by banana, and then squash fruit and apple, and longest on sugarcane.
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In addition to the work prior to 1948, the marine station carried out between 1950 and 1982, under the leadership of Jean-Marie Pérès, work on benthic bionomics. The Marine Station has developed a long tradition of systematic biology and has housed renowned specialists in zoological groups such as sponges, annelids, lophophorates (brachiopods and phoronids) or bryozoa. Scientists from the Station, for example, have discovered for the first time a carnivorous sponge living in an underwater cave near Marseille. In 1985, the scientific journal of marine biology Tethys, published since 1969, was definitively suppressed, marking the end of what was known as the Endoume School.
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Harvey D.J., Gange A.C., Haves C.J., Rink M., Abdehalden M., Al Fulaij N., Asp T., Ballerio A., Bartolozzi L., Brustel H., Cammaerts R., Carpaneto G.M., Cederberg B., Chobot K., Cianferoni F., Drumont A., Ellwanger G., Ferreira S., Grosso-Silva J.M., Gueorguiev B., Harvey W., Hendriks P., Istrate P., Jansson N., Jelaska L.Š., Jendek E., JovićM., Kervyn T., Krenn H.W., Kretschmer K., Legakis A., Lelo S., Moretti M., Merkl O., Palma R.M., Neculiseanu Z., Rabitsch W., Rodríguez S.M., Smit J.T., Smith M., Sprecher-Uebersax E., Telnov D., Thomaes A., Thomsen P.F., Tykarski P., Vrezec A., Werner S., Zach P. 2011. Bionomics and distribution of the stag beetle, Lucanus cervus (L.) Across Europe. – Insect Conservation and Diversity 4: 23-38.
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