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In recent analytical investigations it has been demonstrated that the turbulence behavior at large scales has a very strong influence on the perpendicular diffusion coefficient of charged particles.

As discussed by Daley and Torre [ 34] in a recent analytical review, the effects of mapping need to be investigated longitudinally.

This is in agreement with recent analytical results on the expected fixation time in asexual populations where clonal interference dominates adaptation.

Health system functions could also be further clarified in line with recent analytical frameworks.

In spite of difficulties in obtaining accurate estimates of divergence times [ 21, 22], recent analytical advances in using relaxed molecular clocks, the inclusion of multiple fossil calibrations, and informative priors on substitution rates have improved accuracy in molecular dating [ 23- 26].

In the light of recent analytical results on the MHD Riemann problem, Godunov-type numerical schemes for magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) are revisited.

In this work we review some recent analytical efforts, numerical and experimental studies in order to throw light onto how the plate thickness, which is largely ignored by the classical plane solutions of the theory of elasticity, influences the elastic deformation and quasi-brittle fracture of plate components.

Another recent analytical advance in zircon dating is the application of laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) coupled to a laser system.

The numerical results complement some recent analytical solutions in the intermediate range of plate masses and arbitrary blast intensities where exact solutions are not available.

Inspired by recent analytical work in animal geographies and feminist political ecology, this article explores complex landscapes of caring, aging and conservation in a time of proliferating social media engagement from colonized sites of enduring privilege.

Janko et al. [ 13] discuss a potential analogy with migration-drift equilibrium and recent analytical progress in phylogeography and population genetics suggests that such departures from equilibrium may be analytically or at least numerically tractable (e.g. [ 53, 54]).