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Previous attempts to detect functional connectivity in the spinal cord have undoubtedly been confronted by significant technical challenges.
Investec analyst Chris Dyett said: Volex has been confronted by an unexpected cut in volume projections from its largest customer and this is expected to have a significant operationally-geared impact on profits.
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson has been confronted by angry residents in an area badly hit by flooding.
The force said officers were "confronted by a significant group" of "violent" Port Vale fans.
The university's press statement also highlighted how men were confronted by "other challenges which are significant from an equality perspective", including underperformance at school compared to girls, how men are 20 times more likely than women to go to prison, and are much more likely to be victims of violent crime.
The new Syriza government will be confronted by the many of the same significant challenges that it faced throughout the year, including a migrant and refugee crisis on its shores, a crippled economy and massive rates of unemployment.
This result confirms that significant changes occur to the R. microplus transcriptome when R. microplus ticks are confronted by different bovine host breeds.
But the group has made significant progress since 1 June, when they arrived at this patch of beach to be confronted by what seemed like towering rubbish all around.
