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The effect of natural disturbances on communities have continuously instigated ecologists to develop and test conceptual models that explain patterns at various temporal and spatial scales based on biological interactions and/or abiotic processes; e.g. Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis [19], Dynamic Equilibrium Model [20].

Integration with the veterinary community is essential: several "One Medicine" programs have been instigated to better serve economically developing nation strengthen their overall capacity to react quickly and effectively in the face of emerging disease outbreaks.

A communications campaign was instigated to support the implementation.

Operation Alphabet was instigated to move Allied troops from Narvik to Britain.

Viral infections were instigated to confirm the observation from the transfection experiments.

There had been a small nudist campsite here since 1958, but in the mid-1960s, the De Gaulle-instigated Mission Racine to develop Languedoc-Roussillon's tourist economy created six modernist seaside resorts from scratch, each a day's boat ride apart – still one of the largest state-run development schemes ever.

The widening participation agenda was instigated by a government seeking to develop skilled workers in the global economy, yet it has consistently refused to fund the burgeoning student population adequately.

It should be a priority for the UN and its member states to develop and instigate robust accountability measures, which can serve both to vindicate and challenge their actions and programmes as required.

Avulsions are allowed to develop out of randomly instigated crevasses.

In 2012, the non-profit organization 'Getting to Know Cancer' instigated an initiative called 'The Halifax Project' to develop such an approach using the 'Hallmarks of Cancer' framework as a starting point.

On the other hand, one developmental task during adolescence is to instigate and develop (sexual) romantic relationships (Verhofstadt-Denève et al. 1995), which might be better met in mixed-sex treatment groups.