This may lead to the implicit assumption that people in one region are "equally" vulnerable, as illustrated by the case of food insecurity in Ethiopia (Stephen 2004): early-warning decision-makers conceptualize the spatial dimension of food security as aggregated because this serves their own and international agendas.
As illustrated, breakthrough innovation can equally well emerge from academia and industry and can arise both from "data first", large-scale efforts and from creative, "hypothesis first", modern molecular cell biology studies, often in a complementary and mutually beneficial manner.
It can serve man and, equally, place him in grave jeopardy – as illustrated during an encounter with Steve Anderson, Jabiru's fire officer and his band of "Angels".
Instead, they are concerned with both literal illnesses and more metaphorical ills that is, other types of epidemics, ones that may have an equally devastating effect on entire communities and societies, as illustrated by Drucker (2011).
Select one cubic cell with its side length of 10 μm close to the feed reservoir, and divide the cubic cell equally into 30 slides along the x direction, as illustrated in Figure 2.
They wouldn't know how to say they're sorry to save their lives, as illustrated this week by their very public non-apologies for equally public bad behavior.
As illustrated in Figure 2, they are obtained by projecting equally spaced points on a semicircle down to the unit interval ([-1,1]); see the explicit formula (12).
IPCS considered toxicokinetic and toxicodynamic inter-individual differences were similar and the 10-fold factor inter-individual variability was equally sub-divided between the two aspects (100.5 = 3.2) as illustrated in Figure 1[ 39].
Seeking "agreement" from incompetent children once their parents have consented, as currently advocated is equally culturally inappropriate in some settings for example in rural Bangladesh as illustrated previously.
As illustrated in Figure 4 (A, B and D), there are three equally probable states for each of the methyl groups in trimethylated lysine residues.
