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He added: "We now accept that shift work may not be good for your physical health, but this shows your brain function is affected, and I think that finding will surprise many people".
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What was most striking, said Greenberg, was how readily the Israeli public accepted that shift.
And while I accept that this may mean some shifting around of the school exam timetable and the university application process, it seems a price worth paying.
Mark Wickham-Jones, a professor of politics at Bristol University, said it was widely accepted that a shift to requiring union levy payers to make a positive decision to become an associate party member would reduce the number of affiliated union members dramatically, possibly to well below a tenth of the 2.3 million political levy payers currently affiliated to the party.
It is widely accepted that the shift in case-fatality rate between waves during the 1918 influenza pandemic was due to a genetic change in the virus.
It is generally accepted that a shift in microbial composition is an important step in the progression of oral disease.
Doctors and young residents commenting on the threads haven't complained much about the length of their shifts, as many accept that this is the best way to develop their medical knowledge and expertise (although European countries have moved to limit the number of hours junior doctors work).
It is widely accepted that a demographic shift toward an ageing population is occurring worldwide, and this will lead to an expected increase in the incidence of meningioma.
It is well accepted that mental flexibility, shifting the attentional focus and other executive functions are associated with dopamine-related frontostriatal activity in healthy individuals [ 73].
Mr. Gates accepted that the threat had probably shifted, officials said, and that changing technology meant that the United States could counter shorter-range missiles more effectively with an expanded ship-based SM-3 system.
We increasingly seek more complex and subtle imaginative explorations of identity than societal expectations of gender – and a "realist" elaboration of personality – have often allowed; if we have long accepted that identity is fluid and shifting, it has perhaps taken more time to appreciate that it deserves a similarly sophisticated expression in art.
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