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The evidence extends to countless live recordings, both sanctioned and tolerated, in time-honored tradition.

This evidence extends to IOR the validity of current models of hemispheric asymmetries in the control of visuospatial attention.

For example, a study showing that informational overload can crowd out empathy was presented as evidence that social networking websites like Twitter rob people of compassion, even though there's no proof that the evidence extends that far.

This evidence extends human occupation beyond the Mediterranean, as do other sites such as Kozarnika Cave (1.6 1.4 Ma), Pont de Lavaud (1.1 Ma), and Happisburgh 3 and Pakefield at the Matuyama Bruhnes limit.

Thus far, then, our evidence extends the results of Cutting et al. (2010).

The evidence extends to adults, he noted.

Since governance and regulatory decision making involves robust standards of evidence extending from the laboratory to the postcommercial marketplace, developers of genome-edited crops must anticipate significant engagement and investment to address questions of regulators and civil society.

At issue is whether FIFA has made every effort to contact Grigory Rodchenkov, the Russian whistle-blower and former director of the Moscow laboratory for drug testing whose testimony unmasked a vast doping program that corrupted global sports across several Olympics, with evidence extending from 2011 to 2015.

CONCLUSION: Based on current evidence, extended prophylaxis with UFH is the least expensive and most effective strategy to prevent postoperative VTE following laparotomy for ovarian cancer.

Hagstrom says his team has fresh evidence extending over a decade that shows how Microsoft unfairly tried to snuff out competitors and overcharge consumers and that Gates personally directed many of the anticompetitive activities.

Compelling evidence extending the UPR beyond its classical role in the mitigation of protein misfolding and proteotoxicity has been provided through its connection to obesity [23] and type 2 diabetes [24], the crosstalk with inflammation [reviewed in 25] and its impact on the cell surface expression of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I molecules [15], [26].