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These results bear new insights into the flotation of sulphide minerals in the presence of low xanthate concentrations.

This paper seeks to contribute to the development of a comprehensive system and methodology by bringing to bear the insights of innovations studies with the actual experience of PDPs.

Bearing these insights in mind it is the vision that HLS-EU-Q with its conceptual-based, multi-facetted attributes will be validated in more countries to enhance the understanding of health literacy at population level.

I must make sure that I bring to bear whatever fresh insights and richness come from that experience".

The biggest news came when Warner, calling the species "America's panda bear," shared his insights into Kempthorne's plans.

These findings bear resemblance to insights from the individual coping literature, which suggest that problem-focused strategies facilitate better health and life adjustment than emotion-focused coping [ 36].

A therapist is a professionally trained problem solver, a person who can bring to bear all the insights of psychology to point out choices that you are not aware of.

Morse in fact had a great deal of help in making his insight bear fruit.

In her current post as a health scientist administrator (also called a scientist-investigator) at the U.S. Office of Research Integrity (ORI), she does many of the same things: She continues to keep up with findings in the science literature, and she relies on insights borne of her experience to elucidate the problem at hand.

Carys Bray brings tender insights to bear on familial love through an account of a single mum nursing her divorced, football-mad dad.

Rarick brings these and other expert insights to bear on his narrative, and uncovers a fascinating experiment conducted at the University of Minnesota during World War II to examine the effects of starvation on mood (the subjects grew impatient, "boorish" and paranoid).