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In spite of or perhaps because of appraisal's empirical virtues, the increase in activity has sparked a backlash among a group of defendants and deal advisors.
The White House has said it would consider congressional calls to review the Patriot Act after conceding that revelations over the scale of US surveillance activity had sparked "an appropriate debate".
Recent discoveries of several substrates for Psn protease activity have sparked alternative hypotheses for the pathophysiology underlying AD.
The report, which follows research from the Taxpayers' Alliance that around £14.5 million a year was spent on funding teachers' trade union activities, has sparked anger from teachers' unions who say that the funding of trade union representation can save schools money by settling disputes.
These activities have sparked much interest in parallel computer architecture and algorithms that can be carried out efficiently on such machines.
Some congressional leaders, however, have grown so close to well-connected lobbyists and have been so aggressive in channeling tax dollars to favored interests that their activities have sparked scrutiny and calls for reform.
These successes, together with a considerable increase in funds available for malaria control activities, have sparked renewed optimism for malaria elimination programmes [9], [10].
In the past two years, the heightened activity at the border has sparked a fresh round of discord.
The capture of the former Iraqi dictator, which coalition leaders were hoping would lead to a reduction in insurgent activity in the country, has sparked a series of attacks and pro-Saddam protests in Ba'athist heartlands.
As Brussels enters its third day under its highest terrorism alert level, a request from authorities not to disclose details about police activity on social media has sparked an innovative response from Twitter users.
Declining physical activity during adolescence [ 39– 41] has sparked a growing interest in the etiological influences on sedentary or passive leisure time activities.
