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In nonlinear functional analysis, fixed point theory is being investigated increasingly by reason of the fact that it has a wide range of applications in fields such as economics (see e.g. [1, 2]), computer science (see e.g. [3 7]), and many others.

In recent years, the impact of diet on age-related health outcomes has been investigated increasingly.

Mouse models of these mutations can now be investigated using increasingly powerful and sophisticated tools to get at the underlying neurobiology and elucidate pathogenic mechanisms, from the level of synapses formed between specific cell types in specific circuits to the level of dynamic function of neuronal networks and concomitant moment-to-moment behavior.

R. Solaris A psychiatrist named Chris Kelvin George Clooneyy) is sent to investigate the increasingly irrational behavior of a crew on a space station.

A psychiatrist called upon to investigate the increasingly irrational behavior of a crew posted at a distant space station named the Prometheus, Chris continues to mourn the suicide of his wife, Rheya (Natascha McElhone), years after her death.

Actors Equity, the union of actors and stage managers, was investigating an increasingly tense backstage scene at "Saturday Night Fever" this week, a situation apparently triggered by a dismissal of the stage manager.

In the present work density functional theory (DFT) computational methods were used to investigate the increasingly popular ionic mechanistic concept for the ATH of imines on the Ru II Cl η6-p-cymene)[(S,S)-N-p-tosyl-1,2-diphenylethylenediamine] chiRu II Cl η6-p-cymene

We have a hunger to travel and investigate these increasingly huge game worlds.

Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens (R) is seeking a temporary restraining order against state Attorney General Josh Hawley, a fellow Republican, to block him from investigating the increasingly embattled governor.

This study answers a longstanding question as to the developmental function of ROL-3, identifies three new genes that are expressed and function in the developing epithelium of C. elegans, and introduces the nematode as a potentially powerful model system for investigating the increasingly important, yet poorly understood, human oncogene ROS1.

A formalist whose early mentors included the Harvard art historian and the art critic Clement Greenberg, Mr. Champa later increasingly investigated the role of popular culture in interpreting the artists he studied.