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Such pronounced structuring within dog breeds can increase the power of association mapping studies, but also represents a serious problem if ignored.

They also represent a serious hazard in many areas of the world.

It also represents a serious bid to reposition Yale's reputation; it is better known for prominence in the humanities, social sciences and arts, and for its professional schools.

It also represents a serious bid to reposition Yale's reputation; it is better known for its prominence in the humanities, social sciences and arts, and for its professional schools, than for its work in the sciences.

The recent progress in sensitivity, multi-functionality and integration of microfluidic paper-based analytical devices (µPADs), increasingly suggests that this technology is not only attractive in resource-limited environments but it also represents a serious challenger to silicon, glass and polymer-based biosensors.

Population growth linked to unintended pregnancies also represents a serious social problem and a hindrance to improvement of living conditions in less developed regions of the world.

2 Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) also represents a serious problem in Greece, as documented by previous research.

The Note also represented a step towards using a phone for serious productivity, not just everyday smartphone stuff.

He said that while he's enjoyed Folsom Black every year since he started going, he also felt it represented a serious leather party that might overwhelm prospective attendees, especially those unfamiliar with the leather scene.

It also represented an economic boom.

Not only does hyponatremia represent a serious threat for patients but its management also represents a great challenge for clinicians.