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That expresses the prevailing view in Mr. Sharon's entourage as well, and an emerging view of the Israeli defense establishment.

The emerging view of a watery birth for the Earth has raised the hopes of scientists seeking extrasolar life.

This review explores recent studies that have altered our emerging view of the development, stability, and plasticity of these cells.

The findings strengthen an emerging view of mental illness that aims to make diagnoses based on the genetic aberrations underlying diseases instead of on the disease symptoms.

"This is actually a syndicate of related and associated militant groups and networks," said one American officer, summarizing the emerging view of Pakistani officials.

The identification of scMRI networks in genetically homogeneous inbred mice is consistent with the emerging view of a key role of environmental factors in shaping these correlational networks.

Some openly worried that emerging views of the company's influence could invite regulation.

"Given the trajectory of the emerging views of the young people combined with the cost of fighting a bill and then being deemed as bigots, I think the cost is too high," Hamilton said.

The emerging view is that of a core of common effectors encoded by most strains, augmented by a variable set.

Our results add to the emerging view that learning of mate preferences is widespread in nature, occurring in most animal taxa [ 43].

This link between the polymerization capacity and toxicity support the emerging view that the level of polymerization controls the amyloid toxicity by balancing the concentration of smaller particles.