Despite the development of these theoretical frameworks at an international level, in reference to the Italian context there emerges a considerable gap.
"This market [for third-party app stores] is huge and we think there is space for everybody," Pinto added in reference to the many stores that have emerged out of China, where Google Play is kneecapped by local censorship of Google services.
By developing and supporting the networking activity - not only in reference to the housing area but also in reference to the relationship with customers, suppliers, employers, service providers and so on - increasing numbers of entrepreneurial opportunities can emerge.
Here we discuss the clinical, histopathological, and immunohistochemical findings in reference to matters that emerged from our research.
(In contrast, the percentage increased among the few companies from emerging economies in the group). And use of the words "global" and "globalization," while up significantly, was mostly in references to the economic slowdown and its impact on company performance.
To the Editor: Invasive infections with Streptomyces spp. are rare; in reference to two cases reported in Emerging Infectious Diseases (1, 2 ), we describe here the first documented case of bacteremia with Streptomyces thermovulgaris.
"It will be extremely difficult to build it up, step by step," Greenspan said, in a reference to the political turmoil and emerging evidence of corruption seizing the attention of would-be investors.
As an interpretive category, Neo-Confucianism has a variety of nuances but most scholars who use the term do so in reference to forms of Confucian philosophizing that emerged in the wake of Buddhism.
A line about Crist having "to be a sick son of a b***h to kiss Porky the Pig (in reference to Greer)" are among the more sordid segments to emerge.
25 This article will examine the therapeutic potential of VEGF inhibitors in psoriasis with reference to emerging therapies and existing agents used in other conditions.
