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In fact, across arid and semi-arid areas of Africa, camel husbandry represents a viable productive pathway and has progressively become commoditized through marketing of camels and camel products in peri-urban husbandry systems.
Meanwhile some of the Soviet-era middle-status groups – teachers, administrators, technical workers, health personnel etc. – have struggled to keep their jobs and status within a society that has progressively become more unequal, with widespread if hidden poverty.
Since 2012, Captivating has progressively become more involved in projects aimed at improving the economic situation of entire remote villages - practical solutions aimed at sustainably increasing the annual incomes of families so they can address their own problems.
The rising cost of cancer care has progressively become hardly sustainable [ 22].
Because of the disappointing results from single modality therapies, multimodality therapy has progressively become the treatment of choice in ATC, with surgery being the cornerstone of patient management.
From the early 1990s on, endovascular treatment (coiling) has progressively become an alternative for clipping, which was enforced by the publication of the initial results of the International Subarachnoid Aneurysm Trial (ISAT) in 2002 [ 10].
Meanwhile, television has become infinitely more cinematic, just as audiences have progressively become more cine-literate.
Another writer, Ian Malsone-Graham, also points out that as the show has developed, other characters in the Springfield universe have progressively become more rounded and given bigger parts.
Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) have progressively become a well-researched and extensively used set of tools for modeling real-world, complex decision making problems.
Thus, in recent years, dry coal beneficiation technologies have progressively become the research hot-points in the field of coal cleaning worldwide and a lot of promising research efforts have been reported in literature.
These architectural, urban conglomerations have progressively become more uniform and compact and are testament to a solidification process that is slowly squeezing humanity out of the picture.
