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Such local production spillovers highlight a new dimension of inequality arising through geographic remoteness and predicts divergent growth patterns among countries with poorly market-integrated households.

The abundance and horizontal transfer origin of microsporidian TEs highlight a novel dimension of genome evolution in these intracellular pathogens, demonstrating that factors beyond reduction are at play in their diversification.

The findings from RockHealth's study highlight an important dimension of this.

Her newest creation brings her work to a new level, highlighting a social dimension both online and offline, which gives her the freedom to create and generate even more complete 3D environments and renders.

Mackillop highlights a sixth dimension, awareness [ 19].

Our work highlights a missing dimension to an understanding of the selective forces acting on the anatomy of silencers.

So the impetus came just as much from the desire to highlight a less obvious dimension to the game's mechanics, as to cater to the upper echelons of player skill.

It shows a vision-of-life that gives more importance to the things one does in his life"(NB1) All the interviewees paid particular attention to the scene of death with an emphasis on visual perception, suggesting and highlighting an aesthetic dimension of dying.

Therefore, the MCDD criteria regarding affect regulation may be useful in capturing the symptom profiles of ASD children most likely to experience psychosis.> -wrap-foot> Buiteland and van de Gaag [ 10] a The diagnostic rules were not used in the latent class analysis where each item was considered independently The MCDD criteria also highlight thought disorder as a dimension of psychoticism.

As highlighted previously, the vast majority of preference based HRQOL instruments such as the EQ-5D were developed for application in a health care context and are narrowly focused on health status alone a dimension highlighted in both community and residential aged care contexts, but it may not be the most appropriate indicator for measuring quality of life in older people.

Our findings add a dimension to highlight the important role of gene flow in domestication of crops and animals.