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These include cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), which aim to help patients "decenter" their thinking, identifying less with their thoughts and emotions.

Though identifying less familiar haunts would have been a welcome addition, the images here do succeed in going beyond the concrete to capture what Elisabeth Sussman describes in her foreword as the image of the city, both permanent and transitory, that "haunts past and present photography of New York".

Given the cost of ∆13C analysis, there is interest in identifying less expensive, well-correlated traits that could act as surrogate traits for selection.

In contrast to mendelian linkage analysis, which aims to identify highly penetrant tumorigenic mutations, GWAS is powerful in identifying less penetrant tumor susceptibility alleles, which are more common and might be important in cancer initiation and progression.

R&D funds directed toward identifying less costly and higher-temperature operating polymer electrolyte membranes as well as less costly and longer-lived oxygen evolution catalysts would both promote solar hydrogen production and solar energy storage by enabling integrated PV hydrogen utility energy systems as illustrated in Fig. 2, as well as hydrogen use in fuel cell vehicles.

Imaging plays an important role in the emergent setting, rapidly differentiating the most commonly encountered complications such as urinary tract infections or obstructions, pressure sores and deep soft tissue infections, and orthopaedic sepsis, as well as identifying less common, unanticipated complications.

It's off to a rocky start, but it will shed the most light on how effective identifying less-hardcore Taliban actually was, providing lessons from the realities of the truce agreement.

And it may be that some women — and African-Americans, too — identify less strongly with their particular group.

He identified less with the utopianism of King than with the moral realism of John F. Kennedy.

Molecular characters can often be identified less ambiguously than morphological characters.

There are sectionettes on figures with whom Showalter identifies less strongly -- Zora Neale Hurston, Katie Roiphe, Oprah Winfrey -- but they really are pretty sketchy.