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It then considers the possible contributions of a renewed form of ergonomics – including cultural factors, diversity, enjoyment – as well as the challenges to be met – globalization, safety and pluridisciplinarity; all culminating to form a complex and interesting field.

David Estlund's work on epistemic proceduralism, culminating (to this point) with Democratic Authority, demands theories of democratic legitimacy respect this balance.

The government subsequently took action to curb constitutional loopholes within the constitution and took to task of reducing the power of royal veto in passing legislation, culminating to a constitutional crisis in late 1983.

Ward et al. (1936) described the production of l--lactic acid from glucose by R. oryzae strains, culminating to a yield of 0.62 g/g.

After 24 and 48 h, α-enolase was preferentially translated over MBP-1 culminatong to a ratio of 2.87 at which point hypoxic cells grown in low glucose start to proliferate (Fig 1).

Earliest studies about the role of reinfections in Chagas disease progression pointed to the development of resistance after the first infection, culminating to a mild acute phase [ 12– 12].

Together, these processes culminate to circumvent immunosurveillance and tumor-reactive immunity capable of eliminating mammary tumors.

Functional benefits culminated to 74.1% of WT values at D84 and showed only marginal decrease at D210.

This all culminated to the ridiculous situation at the end of last year where Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk was heavily playlisted but not yet on sale.

Injuries and off-field issues culminated to his lowest point.

These measures ensured greater efficiency and culminated to reduce mean 'pre-hospital time'.