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Audience member Hilary Sutcliffe, director of the Matter think tank on responsible innovation, was keen to emphasise the limits of nanotechnology in food.

But even the growth of religious tourism has had a limited effect in broadening cultural relations: Of over 360,000 Iranians coming to Syria in 2008, more than 333,000 were tourists...The example of Iranian pilgrims going to Syria emphasises the limits of interaction.

Recent findings in the field of neurogenetics have altered deeply our approach to migraine, emphasising the limits of the current diagnostic and nosographic system.

In most of the team interviews, teachers emphasised the limits of what they can offer students: 'We do not have the possibilities to give the weaker students extra guidance, or to offer different teaching methods.

It is important to emphasise the limitations of this study.

In addition to the detection of complications following surgery, these guidelines emphasise the importance of a rapid, appropriate response to limit the number and severity of complications.

Considering that minorities have historically had limited access to healthcare, these findings emphasise the importance of interventions targeting these populations.

Approaches to natural resource management emphasise the importance of involving local people and institutions in order to build capacity, limit costs, and achieve environmental sustainability.

They emphasise the intentions of the suspect.

Two subsequent studies emphasise the possibility of a statistical mirage.

I would emphasise the importance of investing in our children.