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Which is why they have been open to abuse — to being co-opted as part of a military industrial surveillance complex, as the Snowden revelations have shown, offering a honeypot of metadata for government intelligence agencies to suck up.

Recent studies have shown that offering self-collection devices for hrHPV testing on cervico-vaginal specimens to non-attendees may improve compliance to screening [ 10- 17].

40 We have shown that offering a treatment adapted specifically for the needs of veterans, to include a combination of group sessions and individual therapy and offered within a dedicated veteran clinics rather than general clinics, may be an effective intervention for ex-military personnel with PTSD.

However, previous studies from this health care setting have shown uniform offering of care by ethnic group (25).

But vigorous public campaigns to prevent these tragedies have shown remarkable results, offering clear evidence that destructive human behavior can be curbed when we put our minds to it.

Players are still receiving lucrative multiyear contracts and owners have shown little restraint in offering similar deals to even the lesser tier of players.

That's why the Cleveland Indians had been thought to have a good chance of signing him, but they have shown no interest in offering $14 million or more a year.

"I have had really good backing from the players, excellent support from the chairman, the board and the supporters and I want to ensure that I justify the confidence they have shown in me by offering me the job on a permanent basis".

The mind-boggling gains made people forget that academic studies have shown that initial offerings are poor investments over long holding periods.

However, earlier research has shown that offering performance-related monetary rewards does not improve attentional-blink performance (Olivers & Nieuwenhuis, 2005).

However, research on choice behavior of patients has shown that offering relevant information alone is not enough to influence the choice of consumers dramatically [ 16- 18].