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The questions then become firstly, whether ways can be found to include them and represent them in the SDGs and secondly, whether they want to be included or whether many would prefer to remain invisible.

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By studying this data, the most significant reasons for data variations become evident: Firstly, a fixed definition of CAM is necessary, as some surveys include praying or relaxation techniques, for example [ 9, 10], while others do not [ 1].

When comparing T24 cells incubated with 10 μM KLK to untreated cells, two effects became apparent: Firstly, the plasma membrane showed dramatic morphological changes including numerous membrane invaginations (marked with white arrows), and additional circular structures near the plasma membrane (marked with gray arrows) (Fig. 8A C).

All nodes would take measures for congestion and the network will become under-utilized firstly and flooded afterwards when all nodes are increasing their send rate once again.

But, Holbrough warns, it may take time "firstly, to become recognised and successful and secondly, to be profitable in a very competitive industry".

Overall, it becomes obvious that firstly most of the supporting factors for the use of ICT in teaching can be identified among the teaching staff characteristics and secondly that there are a lot of country-specific results.

When the external force was small at the initial stage, the H-bonds at the flap tips firstly became unstable, see Figures 3 and 4 at 0∼20 ns.

While legislative regulation has negative impacts on the stock prices, both environmental information disclosure (EID) and administrative regulation have positive impacts, and the impacts of market-based regulations (MBR) are firstly positive, then become negative.

This tunnel is known to cause a range of problems to the drivers: firstly, the cars become difficult to handle because they lose roughly a quarter of their downforce in the tricky, semi-subterranean areodynamic conditions.

Firstly, they can become bored and unmotivated when the trained task presents no challenge, such as when frequency discrimination is trained with a large frequency difference at which performance is at ceiling [18].

Firstly, as hospitals become more familiar with the likely effects on their own costs and revenues of responding to the incentives of payment by results, they may be less cautious in their responses.

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