To combat this, the NSB on Communicating Science and Technology to the Public has underscored the need to communicate the fascination, joy, and utility of science (NSB, 2000).
Indeed, a very recently published study by Gemer et al (2009) has underscored the difficulty to devise generally applicable models able to reliably predict surgical outcome in advanced ovarian cancer patients, across different Institutions.
In the months since, China has underscored its claim to the islands by sending government vessels and military ships and aircraft to the waters near the islands which are patrolled by Japanese Coast Guard ships.
But her kidnapping this month by gunmen in Baghdad has underscored the risks to foreigners working in Iraq, particularly freelance journalists, who operate with little or no protection.
The campaign at Palmyra has underscored IS' extraordinary ability to wage war on several fronts simultaneously - notably at Ramadi in western Iraq - despite intensified coalition air strikes.
"In the last six months, Dell has underscored its commitment to small and medium business by launching Vostro laptops and desktops that offer the features, services, reliability, and resources to meet their distinctive needs," said Sam Burd global vice president, Dell Small and Medium Business.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07969.002 The emergence of deadly animal-origin influenza viruses in human populations, such as influenza A(H5N1) (Chan, 2002; Li et al., 2004), and influenza A(H7N9) (Gao et al., 2013; Gong et al., 2014; Li et al., 2014), has underscored the need to rapidly determine the pandemic potential of novel strains found in humans or in zoonotic reservoirs.
The totality of the collapse has underscored Manning's value to the team, prompting some to suggest he should win his fifth M.V.P. award even if he doesn't play a down in 2011.
But the deceleration in Polish growth, which has prompted the central bank to begin a series of interest rate cuts to stimulate the economy, has underscored the country's exposure to slumping euro zone consumer markets.
The World Bank has underscored that states that fail to address past atrocities are vulnerable to recurrent violence and poverty.
