The extreme consequences of untreated and undetected perinatal depression (suicide and infanticide; Lusskin et al. 2007) have awakened public interest and engendered support for second trimester screening.
The crisis of infectious disease transmission in the 1980s [ 4] generated renewed interest, and engendered within the development process a sense of urgency, because use of blood replacement fluids allows the adverse consequences of transfusions to be avoided.
This type of video game archaeology is endlessly fascinating to me, because it demonstrates both the fragility and the robustness of these venerable pieces of software — and, of course, the enduring love and interest they engender in fans.
Recent advances in neuroscience have engendered interest in large-scale brain networks.
The demo engendered interest, and his official debut concert performance at Manhattan nightclub Nell's drew a crowd.
Their potent insecticidal activity has engendered interest in these peptides as bioinsecticides [ 11, 17, 23].
This plasticity in the use of alternative electron acceptors for anaerobic respiration has engendered interest in S. oneidensis MR-1 as a model environmental organism with potential utility in the bioremediation of dissolved metal ions, and as a consequence, the complete MR-1 genome was sequenced to advance understanding of Shewanella biology [ 10].
It's a tricky question as to what blend of force and diplomacy is best calculated to advance American interests without engendering a fearful and ultimately powerful reaction against it.
However, evidence from North America and Australia is divided as to whether these attachments reinforce preliminary interests or engender new motivation for rural practice [ 16, 17].
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