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In one famous study she sought to examine the process by which a therapist can generate a memory of an event simply by suggesting it.

In this talk, we will examine the process by which tropical cyclones fill the UTLS energy bubble, and track how several hurricanes and typhoons have directly triggered the formation of consequential tropical plumes and extratropical weather events.

Ms Robison told Holyrood's public petitions committee that Prof Britton, from Glasgow Caledonian University, would examine the process by which the report came to its conclusions.

In our work on the second generation (Blau, Kahn, Liu, and Papps 2013), we examine the process by which source country culture gets transmitted to future generations in the host country by looking explicitly at intergenerational transmission from immigrants to their children born in the United States.

I will examine the process by which he forged a working relationship with fear in the inter-war period, and how he translated this work to questions of home front anxiety in his role as an operational research officer.

Intervention 1: Capacity Building of the Ministry of Women Affairs and Child Welfare (MWACW) The overall objective of this evaluation was to examine the process by which the Directorate of Community Development (DCD), within the MWACW, has been strengthened in terms of organisational and human capacity as a result of technical, financial and organisational assistance.

We used a prospective design and structural equation modeling procedures to examine the processes by which people internalize the doing of new environmental behaviors.

This article uses letters, diaries and memoirs to examine the processes by which British soldiers on the Western Front gave meaning and definition to the war-torn landscape at the front and behind the lines.

Concentrating on the reception of French impressionism and post-impressionism, this seminar will examine the processes by which the beginnings of modernism were critically defined, historically narrated, archivally documented, and eventually incorporated into museums.

A research agenda of this kind would aim to examine the processes by which public health policy is made, including when, how and with what degree of success industry actors attempt to influence the content of government policies.

This talk reviews some of this recent work and examines the process by which the Chengdu Plain was first occupied.