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It emerged prominently with the 2009 publication of Stewart Brand's book Whole Earth Discipline: Why Dense Cities, Nuclear Power, Transgenic Crops, Restored Wildlands and Geo-engineering are Necessary.

In the last two decades, exploring the possibility of developing new classes of antimicrobial compounds has emerged prominently due to pathogens acquired resistance to emerging antibiotics.

Hope for better treatment and distrust of traditional psychiatry also emerged prominently in the coded interviews.

(4) Risks: Noise, claustrophobia, and radiation were the risks that emerged prominently in the data.

(3) Benefits: Improved care was the code that emerged prominently under the theme of benefits.

Resistance to change, particularly to changes in PCP workflow, emerged prominently during our interviews (Table  2).

Yet that ultimate virtue is given an altogether different twist by Nemes — one that's not prominent in "Shoah" but that emerges prominently in Lanzmann's most recent film, "The Last of the Unjust," from 2013.

This point emerges prominently from the research that John R. Logan and I conducted, drawn on in your article.

Appiah's lecture on nationality draws heavily on the "nonsense misconceptions" he saw emerge prominently in the Brexit and Donald Trump campaigns – that to preserve our national identity we have to oppose globalisation.

From the mid-1980s, performance-related NaHCO3 studies began to emerge prominently in the literature.

A network of affordable private schools is emerging, prominently featuring the City Schools system whose efforts in Balochistan are directed by a retired Brigadier General of the Pakistani Army.