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Shorten noted "hoopla and showmanship" in the joint announcement by the PUP leader, Clive Palmer, and the climate crusader Al Gore on carbon policy last week, but emphasised "significant points of climate consensus" including the retention of the renewable energy target, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, and the Climate Change Authority.

This form of signal processing filter smoothes the angular dataset, emphasising significant circular trends whilst reducing background noise.

Assad's comments emphasised the significant diplomatic obstacles facing US and Russian diplomats and chemical weapons experts as they began meetings in Geneva to discuss Moscow's plan to disarm the Syrian government.

Last month, Mike Smith, chair of the commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea, emphasised the significant number of Eritreans arriving on the shores of Europe: after Syrians and Afghans, they made up the third biggest group of people attempting to enter in 2014.

The study emphasised the significant coupling between the three loading directions.

A one-way MANOVA of overall usability metrics emphasised a significant difference between the groups.

Direct electronic transfer of data from the medical records to the MHCR was emphasised as significant future improvement.

Lewis has emphasised the significant adverse impact of both maternal depression and parenting quality on family and child functioning in cancer affected families (Lewis and Hammond, 1996).

This again may have tended to overestimation of the treatment effect at week 24, although it should be emphasised that significant treatment response was observed at week 12 for which not data imputation was performed.

10 The estimate of ∼8 per 1000 live births is generally accepted as the most reliable, however a recent systematic review emphasised potential significant differences, with the lowest prevalence rate observed in Africa, particularly among lowest-income populations.

Current screening tests for the prediction of spontaneous preterm labour can be divided into three general categories: (i) risk factor assessment, (ii) cervical measurement, and (iii) biochemical markers; however, it should be emphasised that significant associations with labour may not necessarily translate into clinical predictive utility.