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The laws' passage was driven by heightened concern in Japan over the possibility of attack by North Korea.

The surging force in rightwing politics is a form of ethno-populism, driven by heightened concerns over immigration and terrorism.

With potentially greater acceptance of OR methodologies driven by heightened efforts to engage clinicians in evidence based approaches, we present a comprehensive review of the current literature.

Food deflation has been running at a rate of about 1.5% to 2% over the past year, Premier said, partly driven by heightened competition in the grocery market and generally weak inflation.

New sukuk from the Middle East and North Africa came to $26.3 billion in 2012, a 34.4 percent jump from the year before, driven by heightened activity in Saudi Arabia, according to research from Kuwait Finance House.

Cortisol is known to promote catabolic changes in the body, therefore, reduction in body weight driven by heightened cortisol is often linked to aggressive behaviors in human and animal model studies11,12,13,14.

Heightened ability to overcome sleepiness, which may be driven by heightening cortical availability for accelerating cognitive performance [3], [4], enables them to do such assignments more accurately or quickly [5].

And while acknowledging that students who study abroad are often a fearless lot, Dr. Scheid said the increase was at least partly driven by students' heightened desire to learn more about the world around them.

This "adaptive workaround" (Eastwick 2009) may have been driven by the heightened importance over generations of human evolution of paternal investment in offspring with increasingly large and more complex cerebrums.

Now, driven by mounting fuel costs, heightened sensitivities to climate change, and rising worries over indoor air quality, the race is on to reform housing for better environmental performance.

This finding is consistent with previous reports demonstrating that activity in the visual cortex is particularly robust during the presentation of emotionally arousing visual stimuli, perhaps due to re-entrant enhancement of V2 activity being driven by motivational processes that heighten input from the amygdala.