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This is in line with a call for more in-depth empirical research on risk management in SCs (Khan and Burnes 2007).

The JPMorgan forecast is right in line with a call made by Legg Mason strategists at the end of last year.

Whitney's suspicion of regional banks is in line with a call made on Intelligent Investing by John Jacquemin, manager of the Mooring Capital hedge fund and a member of the Forbes Investor Team.

This is in line with a call for more coordination rather than competition and independent testing in research [18].

In line with a growing call for multinational corporations to ensure they do not violate human rights in their activities, HRIA is increasingly incorporated into the standard suite of corporate development project impact assessments.

Furthermore, this approach was intended to facilitate a comprehensive investigation based on both quantitative spatial analysis of the bioenergy and socio-economic landscapes and qualitative inquiry grounding the analysis in its real-world context, in line with a contemporary call for greater incorporation of qualitative methods in energy studies [22].

This is very similar to findings reported in France [ 28, 40], and is in line with a phenomena called "unobserved behavior" by Manki et al. This study reported that having medical insurance with or without coverage for dental care in a non-universal care healthcare system (e.g., United States) is associated with an increased likelihood of having a dental visit [ 41, 42].

Though it is still unclear if the driver of the truck in Nice was linked to any broader network or organisation - prosecutors on Friday said only that his actions were in line with an Isis call to action - his attack is a grim reminder of the bloodshed on Paris just months ago.

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said today that his Government would form economic policy in line with a Japanese study calling on the nation to overhaul its export-oriented economy, but he stressed that the document does not constitute an international agreement.

9 This measure would also be in line with an international consensus call for medical schools to adjust their educational aims to address societal needs and challenges.

This is in line with a number of studies calling for a combined patient- and caregiver-focused approach [ 21, 22] and a need for research regarding the caregiver dyad [ 23].