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We further identify the importance of predefined model parameters (e.g., search radius) upon technique performance, increasing the appreciation of these commonly neglected variables in such studies.

The opportunity to share experiences with different research related issues might increase the appreciation of the multidimensional nature of bioethics [ 9].

He has also been called the "John Williams of the video game world" and been credited for "increasing the appreciation and awareness" of video game music.

The results will be reported so that they are understandable by nonspecialists and this should help to increase the appreciation and understanding of science by the general public.

Although fascinating in itself, this research has been further stimulated to an increasing degree by the appreciation of the critical importance of EGF signalling in cancer.

Although government officials have tried to quash speculation about wild increases in the appreciation of the yuan, many economists and politicians believe that over the next year or so, the yuan could appreciate by another 3 or 4percentt, with some estimates going as high as 12percentt.

A "dark skies" movement, aimed at increasing the public's appreciation of stargazing, has gained strength in recent years, while cities are rediscovering that turning off streetlights can save money.

This concurs with the increasing appreciation of the significance of copy-number variation to the genesis and progression of disease.

Despite the increasing appreciation of the importance of tumour-stroma interactions in the progression of cancer, little is known about the factors regulating the crosstalk between stroma and neoplastic cells.

The increasing appreciation of the short- and long-term detrimental impact of childhood sleep disturbances may be partly responsible for the increasing acceptance of pharmacologic management (undertaken by parents acting on the recommendation of a physician or independently without a physician's advice) despite the lack of data from controlled studies.

Fundamentally, however, perhaps the most important advance of all in this field has been the increasing appreciation of the importance of prevention.