… Using this newer version of the data base, now containing 7338 estimates of phenotypic
change, we revisit the conclusions of four published articles. We then synthesize the expanded …

… and early 1980s, their simulations were not revisited in detail until the 1987 paper of Drago
and … Therefore, we will briefly revisit these limited previous results to set the background and …

… The core clinical part of the PACE Programme consists of six key intervention components—…
each LTCF, named ‘PACE coordinators’ was a central feature of the PACE Steps to Success …

… , Evelyn Pace, who died in May 2019, was my ardent cheerleader. Our father, Oscar Pace, …
how they were taught throughout the rest of the book, and revisit them in the final chapter. …

… Despite the major improvements anticipated with the PACE instruments, gaps/issues remain
… Thanks to its design and characteristics, the PACE mission will mark the beginning of a new …

… and informal and nonformal education and training for the countless millions wishing to
upgrade their skills, knowledge and competences at anytime, anywhere at their own pace, and …

The pace of globalization continues to increase, expanding economic activities around the
globe and influencing energy consumption in both developing and developed countries. …

… been thought to evolve too slowly to keep pace with environmental change in longer-lived …
Here, we revisit this hypothesis to better understand the mechanisms guiding the timing and …

… in order for adaptive systems to keep pace with events and the … stale, with limited ability to
keep pace with change. The risk is … and stale, unable to keep pace with the cascade of effects. …

The well‐established Hoppe–Beak chemistry, which involves enantioselective generation
of organolithium compounds in the presence of (−)‐sparteine, was revisited and applied to …