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The UN report follows a study last week in the journal Science, the first ever analysis of progress on the targets, which came to similar conclusions.

Fatima, et. al., provide one of the first ever analysis of medical injuries of runners in a marathon in India.

The global transcriptosome first ever analysis of human lamellar LS and ILC revealed that whilst most of the transcripts showed a similar level of expression, a limited number of functionally associated subsets showed marked anatomical site-related differences.

Further, in this first ever analysis of the global transcriptional responses in ICU patients, we find a substantial loss of muscle specific genes, a global oxidative stress response related to most probably cytokine signalling, altered insulin related signalling and a substantial overlap between patients and muscle wasting/inflammatory animal models.

This research constitutes the first-ever analysis of global maritime networks in relation to urban development.

This study makes the first-ever analysis of long-term trends in the rate of fragmentation.

This article is the first-ever analysis of cities in relation to maritime transport flows from a relational, or network, perspective.

MUNICH, GERMANY--A stunning, first-ever analysis of DNA from a Neandertal bone supports the view that Neandertals were an evolutionary dead end rather than our ancestors and gives a major boost to the field of ancient DNA.

U.S. graduate students in the agricultural sciences are more likely than those in other fields to carry out interdisciplinary research, according to a first-ever analysis of the issue by the National Science Foundation.

In a remarkable new paper in Science Advances, Teeling and her team have performed the first-ever analysis of how telomere length changes over time in bats.

The historic, first-ever, analysis of the taxpayer-subsidy to the mega-banks was done recently by Bloomberg News, and it finds that this subsidy accounts for virtually all the mega-banks' profits.