We shall report on the findings elsewhere but used three cases to illustrate how the qualitative material can illustrate the multiple, nonlinear, integration processes at work.
The question for Foodily is whether it can now grow its own network further, when people seem to be content to share, comment and repost their recipe findings elsewhere.
Through ethnography, they will be able to compare their findings with the established findings elsewhere, so that they can analyse differences between the local scene and international landscape in matters related to gender.
Despite the threats and challenges, this CBM network has empowered people to take ownership of problems, consistent with findings elsewhere (Lawrence et al. [2006]), and has proved to be a successful way to manage and mitigate a hazard, as has been shown elsewhere, e.g. Anderson et al. ([2010]).
The study, a so-called time-trend analysis which compared the actual number of suicides with those expected if pre-recession trends had continued, reflects findings elsewhere in Europe where suicides are also on the rise.
(Ironically, according to the New York Times, the ABA refused to release the report for fear of being sued by Trump. The ABA has disputed the story, saying that the organization did not suppress the report but did suggest changes and that the author decided to publish the findings elsewhere).
This is consistent with findings elsewhere [10].
That WMH were associated with cognitive deficits was not in itself unusual, and is consistent with findings elsewhere [see 1] [3].
We have analyzed transgene dispersal at the locality level using a very different methodology and report our findings elsewhere [see ref. 12].
The quantitative data in this study confirm findings elsewhere that febrile illness is common in children [20] but provide new data regarding the frequency of danger signs accompanying fever in the community - repeated convulsions, altered consciousness, repeated vomiting, lethargy, inability to eat/drink or suck.
While a dynamic approach (i.e., rotating the location of the MR) may benefit some trophic groups [77], we suggest that in the present case where the focus is on a "sessile" species, or at least a species with low mobility, a static MR approach will be more beneficial in line with findings elsewhere [11] [14].
