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The report, by the century-old organization New Yorkers for Parks, says the city's municipal beaches have shown a "vast improvement" since its last survey two years ago, with beaches like Orchard Beach in the Bronx and South Beach on Staten Island rated excellent for maintenance of their sand, boardwalks, bathrooms and drinking fountains.

Recently, many studies have shown a vast repertoire of cytoplasmic and apoplastic effector proteins in oomycetes.

Recently, many studies have shown a vast repertoire of apoplastic and cytoplasmic effector proteins including RXLR and Crinkler (CRN) families in oomycetes [ 10– 10].

Extracts and physalins obtained from P. angulata have shown a vast range of biological properties [ 10, 11, 14– 16, 20, 21].

There is certainly the will – as the Premier League has shown, a vast global brand is a license to print TV revenue money – but is there really a way?

Best known for screening The Shining Backwards and Forwards, Simultaneously, Superimposed, a project by local musician and Room 237 documentary subject, John Fell Ryan, Spectacle Theater has churned out over 500 original trailers for the films it has shown, a vast majority of which are viewable on the organization's Vimeo page.

We have shown that the vast majority of changes reported in response to strain have shown a similar pattern of response to TGFβ.

A vast amount of research has shown a positive correlation between students' literacy development and achievement and their SES-background.

Vast majority of studies has shown a highly increased risk of developing breast cancer in BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation carriers [ 4- 7] with also a greater incidence of a second contra-lateral tumour [ 4, 5, 10].

Successive wars have shown up a vast gap between the military capabilities of America and Europe, turning America into what France's former foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, calls a "hyperpower".

Various surveys have shown that a vast majority of voters believe the state is on the wrong track, an important signal of discontent in electoral politics, and that voters have been alarmed about the state's plunging credit rating, the exodus of more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs and a budget deficit of billions of dollars.