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In our view, both global health security and humanitarian biomedicine inevitably co-exist in a complex political landscape defining the current "global health regime".

In practice, positive punishment and negative reinforcement inevitably co-occur within the training environment, as do positive reinforcement and negative punishment, with the definition used dependent on the focal behaviour described.

We also conclude that abstract number is not a basic property of visual stimuli, but rather is derived from inevitably co-varying perceptual features possibly after automatic grouping (gestalt principles) and categorization processes.

For instance, if intensive properties (individual item properties, like item size) are kept equal in a particular trial, extensive properties (properties of the set, like summed surface of all items in a group) will inevitably co-vary with number, and vice versa.

Those wedded to green idealism should also look at history and see that insurgent parties will, inevitably, be co-opted by the elite.

Those wedded to green idealism should also look at history and see that insurgent parties will, inevitably, be co-opted by the elite.

Next off, says an Israeli close to the negotiations, will be the dispatch of two battalions (about 1,000 men) of Palestinian presidential guards to Gaza's southern border, as a precursor to persuading Egypt to open the border at Rafah.Although Mr Abbas offers a convenient interlocutor, rebuilding Gaza will inevitably require co-ordination with Hamas.

The movie also considers that bombing (the term of choice for graffiti painters), once deemed a subversive act, has inevitably been co-opted over the last decade or so, its influences turning up in video games and marketing campaigns, and the work itself mounted on gallery walls.

Techniques for isolating PAH degraders on solid mineral media with pyrene as sole sources of carbon or energy are not representative for characterizing complex degrader communities (Bastiaens et al. 2000) and inevitably exclude co-metabolic pyrene degradation processes.

Configuring low-power nodes that share the same spectrum with macro cell to form heterogeneous networks makes it more likely to improve the system capacity and spectrum efficiency, but inevitably, strong co-channel interference is the main barrier to further improvement for heterogeneous networks.

Inevitably, however, co-expression of CCR6 with CD146 was found on a slightly smaller percentage of IL-17-secreting cells than expression of CCR6 or CD146 individually (Table 1).

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