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America's Terrestrial Planet Finder and Europe's Darwin are still on the drawing board, but astronomers would like to use them to identify "biomarkers" such as oxygen in the atmospheres of exoplanets.To inform this work, Lisa Kaltenegger of Harvard University and her colleagues have been assessing what the Earth's atmosphere would have looked like over the past 4.5 billion years.

Network analysis provides a baseline to inform this work.

Recent studies are beginning to examine such directionality or multivariate nature of family dynamics in ASD (Hastings et al., 2005; Totsika et al., 2013), and models founded on a contextualized definition can inform this work.

A variety of studies have examined the intention of people to engage in social distancing measures should a severe pandemic occur and those are the studies we have used to inform this work.

Finally, we would like to thank all staff and patients at Sussex kidney and dialysis units whose experiences and concerns have informed this work.

The conceptual model informing this work suggests, however, that satisfied patients are more likely to adhere to recommended treatments and that this explains, to some extent, the presence of more desirable outcomes.

Thus, the conceptual model informing this work suggest that the incorporation of patients' treatment preferences in treatment decision making may influence patients' clinical (i.e. disease severity) and Health Related Quality of life (HRQoL) outcomes through greater satisfaction and adherence with physician treatment recommendations.

But the chimp pops right up in the publisher's promotional material, and ducking it here would disallow mention of many elements that inform this sly work of art, including science and history.

Many questions had been used by the research team in previous and concurrent breastfeeding studies, 35 37 and in earlier work that informed this study.

21 However, the evidence base is limited in terms of the range of trials, researchers and patients that have informed this previous work, and there has been no systematic evaluation of the extent to which trialists' intentions for PPI are put into practice.

"This will help inform the work needed to ensure that choosing a career in the voluntary sector doesn't mean choosing a retirement in poverty too," said Nandy.