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Environmentalists - The environmental movement were the original conservationists, and they have been pushing for an end to oil dependence longer than anyone.

Significant univariate moderation effects were found for 8 predictors: PTSD is not the main problem, patient needs treatment for multiple traumas, social problems, relationship status, comorbid mood disorder, history of suicide attempts, history of substance dependence, longer time since the main trauma were associated with somewhat less improvement.

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This is consistent with dispersal dominated by highly localized transport, such as by insects or rain splash, and less dependence on longer distance dispersal such as wind transport.

For more than two centuries, coal provided more than three-quarters of British energy – a dependence "much longer than in any other country," writes Vaclav Smil of the University of Manitoba in his recent book, Energy and Civilization: A History.

This need is particularly acute in opioid dependence, with longer studies, and studies that focus on the aftermath of treatment with addiction pharmacotherapeutics.

For the patients themselves, the suffering seemed to mainly consist of non-physical suffering, such as (fear of) dependence, no longer being able to participate in normal daily life, or mental suffering because of deterioration (box 1).

The primary outcome (death and/or ventilator dependence for longer than 14 days) occurred in 68% of patients in the international derivation cohort (VENTILA), in 60% of patients in the clinical trial validation cohort (ARDS-net), and in 59% of patients in the population-based validation cohort (KCLIP; Figure 1).

In contrast, alcohol and cigarette dependence had much longer half-lives.

Writer feels that Europeans are looking to America to solve their current problems, but a transatlantic dependence is no longer good for Europe or America.

For short durations (below 500 s) or high temperatures (above 1065 °C) the oxidation kinetics was found to follow a square-root-of-time dependence, while for longer durations and in the intermediate temperature range (800 1000 °C) it was found to approach a cube-root-of-time dependence rather than a square-root one.

For the age variable, based on the prediction of resource dependence theory, the longer an enterprise survives in the market, the more likely it is for them to become a source of resources that other enterprises depend on and, as a result, more likely to constitute interlocking directorate relations.

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