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The relationship between the development of the mastication apparatus and the acceptance of food was also emphasised by a study on the preference of foods depending on the bite force of children aged between 7 and 12 years.

Interest in reducing the surgical induced muscle damaged is also emphasised by a study showing that decreased lower limb muscle strength is associated with deterioration of ADL functions [ 76].

The importance of improved knowledge of pedagogical practices, such as intentional teaching and sustained shared thinking, was also emphasised by Barbara, a former Chief Executive Officer, academic and policy advisor.

This is also emphasised by the fact that a larger proportion of current smokers are homozygous for the risk allele (AA) than in the former smoker group.

The role of p53 as a potential therapeutic target was also emphasised by Barbara Foster (Pfizer Global R&D, Groton, CT, USA).

This was also emphasised by the obstetricians in this study, although it was described as a demanding task at times.

This was also emphasised by the French and Germans, who said they would take no decision until an international conference in London on Afghanistan at the end of next month.

The point is also emphasised by school textbooks that gloss over Japan's wartime atrocities, and by continued Japanese reluctance to compensate the victims of Japanese militarism.Yet the shriller China and South Korea become venomous anti-Japanese riots broke out in China last year the more inclined are ordinary Japanese to thumb their nose at the complaints.

The high relevance of this outcome is also emphasised by the European member states, which agreed in the "Europe 2020" strategy to promote training and lifelong learning opportunities to ensure innovation and sustainable growth (European Commission 2010).

The importance of access qualifications in determining the ability of people to engage their optimal risk management strategies is also emphasised by analysts of societal vulnerability to natural hazards (Wisner et al. 2004).

This is also emphasised by Durieux and Fayl [6], who state that the most important means within the evaluation of European RTD programmes are independent expert panels, interviews, questionnaires and core indicators.