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The market for fitness apps, devices and services, while emergent, has been growing like gangbusters over the last few years, and Gartner said in a recent report that it expects the market to grow from $1.6 billion this year to $5 billion by 2016.

More importantly, separate ambulance services termed "urgent" as opposed to "emergent" have been split away from main EMS to augment such centers.

Hyperparathyroid crisis is an uncommon, potentially lethal condition for which emergent parathyroidectomy has been advocated.

The coherence of such emergent views has been challenged (Kim 1998) but they have supporters (Hasker 1999).

It describes how the jurisdiction of an emergent zone has been formed through such negotiations, providing a counter-example to the common view that regulation 'lags behind' innovation.

In all cases, loss of the emergent vegetation has been viewed with dismay by owners, wetland practitioners, regulators and the general public.

This emergent dream has been created through contributions of intelligence and funds from many peace organizations and individuals (a complete list of supporting organizations is available at Culture Collective).

The notion of emergent change has been variously applied, including in the theoretical frameworks of Aarts et al. [ 21] and Katsma et al. [ 31].

As emergent craniotomy has been unable to improve neurological outcome after ICH, the role of other surgical techniques such as minimally invasive surgery have gained importance over the past decade.

Reduction of ED utilization for non-emergent conditions has been reported following enrollment in managed care plans [ 10] but this has been found only in children covered by commercial health insurance and not those covered by Medicaid [ 11].

Emergent literacy perspective has been borrowed from cognitive and social learning theories.