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The corporate investigator, who is not named in the report, said his information is based on influential sources, including three people in the Beijing office responsible for overseeing Macau and Hong Kong affairs, two Chinese foreign ministry sources and powerful Chinese businessmen with close ties to Beijing.

Although a number of factors have been found to be influential, a lacuna remains as to how to make a strategic decision based on influential factors.

The idea for this was to create something that could be virally successful based on influential cultural topics around the web".

These results suggest the potential to characterize bladder cancer based on influential gene expression features, and that the expression levels of these genes could be correlated with the patient survival time.

This model was based on influential work by Todorov and Jordan (2002, 2004), who showed the selective use of sensory feedback to correct deviations that interfere with task goals could account for several unexplained effects in motor control, such as the variability of task-irrelevant movement qualities.

He is the author of the forthcoming book, The Long Tail, which was based on an influential 2004 article published in Wired, and runs a blog on the subject at www.thelongtail.com.

In this article, we present a comprehensive design framework, the system-on-chip environment (SCE) which is based on the influential SpecC language and methodology.

The album also charted at number 15 on the Billboard Tastemaker Albums, a chart that ranks top-selling albums "based on an influential panel of indie stores and small regional chains".

However, the Swedish population doubled between 1750 and 1850, and as population growth outstripped economic development, it gave rise to fears of overpopulation based on the influential population theory of Thomas Malthus.

Based on the influential variables an interpretation of the factor can be made.

The Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (PACIC) is a US measure of chronic illness quality of care, based on the influential Chronic Care Model (CCM).