Overall, much of the evidence is concentrated in studies from the USA, Canada, and the UK.
For Chile, most of the evidence are concentrated on the pre-2000 period.
The notion of the physical landscape as an arena of ecological interaction and human evolution is a powerful one, but its implementation at larger geographical and temporal scales is hampered by the challenges of reconstructing physical landscape settings in the geologically active regions where the earliest evidence is concentrated.
When politicians of either party invoke Brown, they tend to do so in a vague, metaphorical way to reference the achievement gap, rather than to confront the growing body of evidence that concentrating low-income students in schools separately from middle-class students is educationally damaging.
We summarize the in vitro and in vivo evidence and concentrate on potential mechanisms of endothelial barrier preservation.
There is evidence that concentrating cancer services in high volume, specialist centres is associated with better treatment and outcomes (Halm et al, 2002; Pitchforth et al, 2002).
The decline in TST conversion rates some 6 years after immigration provides robust empiric evidence for concentrating screening of LTBI on immigrants within the first few years of arrival, as already recommended in several countries.
Other video evidence shows fire concentrated in the floors containing the trusses and the fuel tanks.
The newer studies, based on data gathered as a result of technical advances in radiocarbon dating and using such techniques as statistical comparisons of cranial measurements, have concentrated on evidence that cannot be fit into the old single-migration model.
Much of the evidence session on Monday concentrated on the pay-off given to Mr Thompson's close colleague Mr Byford, who was paid around £1m to leave the BBC in 2010.
