Simon Perfitt, founder of the Rethink Gambling charity, said "aggressive marketing and advertising" had allowed sport betting brands to become highly embedded in football culture", and led to a situation where many vulnerable young men "associate sport with gambling".
They are highly "embedded in educational, social, political and economic contexts" (Shohamy, 2001, p. xvi).
Rich-club and highly embedded regions are highlighted by asterisk and delta, respectively.
Moreover, all these regions are considered highly embedded as recently shown in [23].
The Si spheres are highly embedded within the titanium dioxide nanoparticles via a hydrothermal synthesis route.
Highly embedded brain regions are those that comprise the limbic system, the default mode network, and the subcortical nuclei.
However, comparing the normalized distances reveals that removing highly embedded nodes results in the largest normalized distance, while random removal has the smallest impact.
Furthermore, poorly embedded firms need to accept rather unfavorable terms in negotiations since highly embedded partner may exploit their bargaining power in relationship agreements.
By contrast, removing nodes with the highest degree of embeddedness has the largest impact on the cohesion of the connectome, thus supporting that highly embedded regions play important roles in the structural connectome.
A TCP/IP-based scientific instrument control and data distribution system have been designed and realized as part of a low cost e-learning strategy to allow an institution of learning to offer remote access to a distant, physical laboratory for collaborative experimentation using a highly embedded web server.
Analysis of kernel transcription factor and ETS targets show that ETS proteins are highly embedded within the cardiac gene regulatory network.
