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The Chopin and Schumann bicentenaries and the Barber centenary have received ample attention this year, but let us not overlook Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, who was born in 1710 and lived only 26 years.
Among various techniques to detect ligand ER interaction both positron emission tomography (PET) and fluorescence imaging have received ample attention.
While the increasing immigration restrictions and border controls put in place by European destination states have received ample attention, the role of colonial and post-colonial African states in shaping migration processes is poorly understood.
Controversies such as those that developed in England and Bohemia have received ample attention for decades, and recent scholarship has introduced valuable perspectives and findings to our knowledge of these aspects of European religion, literature, history, and thought.
Identification and monitoring of so-called endocrine-disrupting compounds has received ample attention; both the OECD and the United States Environmental Protection Agency US EPAA) have designed tiered testing approaches, involving in vitro bioassays to prioritize and partly replace traditional animal experiments.
If not as thrilling and oft-told as that of American involvement in the Second World War, the decade that preceded the war has received ample attention, from Studs Terkel's book of colloquial, sometimes searing interviews, "Hard Times" (1970), to the tables and hard-core economics of Ben S. Bernanke's "Essays on the Great Depression" (2000).
Mechanisms of immunomodulation by probiotics is an area of research that has received ample attention [62], and immunomodulatory features distinguished strains 55730 and 6475 [16], [17].
Modified LDL induced oxidative stress in vascular cells has received ample attention and is considered an important event in lipoprotein-associated cell pathology (24).
Evaluation of undergraduate and postgraduate clinical teaching has received ample attention in the medical education literature, and evaluation instruments have been developed and are being used to monitor teaching in postgraduate programmes [ 1].
The contribution of occupational mechanical exposure (i.e. duration of computer use, working postures, and computer design) to the incidence of hand, arm, shoulder and neck symptoms has received ample attention.
