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In this context of aggressor avoidance, in line with Chance (1967) we can distinguish between two different forms of social vigilance: First, an individual may selectively monitor a particular, potentially dangerous group member by remaining visually oriented towards this animal to keep track of its further actions.

Thirdly, publication bias was found in two models, which may give rise to biased results, in particular potentially an overestimate of the effect.

The peculiarity of common-pool resources is that they are owned by everyone in a community, and not anyone in particular, potentially leading to overuse and degradation, a situation termed the 'tragedy of the commons' (Hardin 1968).

This component of the burden of disease calculation is an assessment of exposures to particular, potentially modifiable, housing conditions that are implicated in home injury.

Taken together, these studies show that specific mechanical signals may promote cell differentiation into a particular phenotype, potentially having an effect on embryonic development.

This is a particular problem potentially for recall of exposures (e.g., to others with influenza or for use of PPE).

On the other hand, car ownership in Kazakhstan may have a particular significance, potentially being a visible marker of socioeconomic position (as long as the poor performance of the income variable was not entirely due to income misclassification) or a measure of wealth (of which income is not a good measure).

UDP-glucuronosyltransferases (UGTs) play a critical role in the detoxification of endogenous and exogenous lipophilic substrates, in particular potentially toxic substrates such as bilirubin, by conjugating them with glucuronic acid and thereby enhancing hydrophilicity for excretion in bile and urine [ 5].

Instacart in particular potentially faces major challenges after the acquisition.

In particular, potentially informative comparisons can be made between Australia and England.

This cell stress might be the result of hypoxic processes in the central core of the preinduced aggregates in particular, potentially due to the static conditions encountered in the hanging drops.