Much has been written about "the left behind", especially in the context of the vote to leave the EU.
The modelling framework developed in our work adds a spatially explicit account of stochastic interaction and depletion of patchy resources, and includes multiple individuals and growth strategies; future hybrids of these modelling approaches may prove fruitful in resolving the mechanisms behind the context-dependent empirical results highlighted above.
The discipline of epidemiology has shown no interest in investigating the reasons behind the contexts in which relationships between risk factors and disease arise (36).
This shows that the development of grey fuzzy Markov pattern recognition framework and the philosophical theory behind it in the context of industrial accidents is a sure gap filled in accident literature.
JOEL COHEN Staten Island It's About the Money, After All To the Sports Editor: Re "Left Behind, Starting Over," March 12: In the context of television revenue driving decisions about college sports, Susan Herbst, the University of Connecticut's president, is quoted saying that Connecticut "has never been in it for the money — we've been in it to win".
Yes, I believe that from a cultural perspective biblical stories are interesting and enriching to learn about; a knowledge of the context behind any religious holiday is a powerful resource.
It's one thing to cut those fares behind the scenes, in the context of a corporate travel contract, but when they start publishing discount business- and first-class fares, that to me is really something".
Foresight efforts take place behind closed doors in the context of for-profit corporations [10].
Events that logically follow each other (for example, door opening and door closing events) are recognised so that the context behind the event may be determined.
Soon, Arias adds, the team will be introducing other features that will reveal more about the context behind the pictures, too.
Another reason to explore the potential advantages of private schooling is because it is common in the developing world, although the reasons behind this depend on the context.
