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Here it might be emphasised that the break-even dose and the slope in Fig. 2 scale with the apron protection factor.

For example, it might be worth emphasising that one of the early products of nanotechnology could be cheap and efficient photovoltaic materials, which are used to generate electricity from sunlight.Mr Reed says that although only a few groups have expressed concerns about nanotechnology so far, this was also the case in the early days of biotech.

But it might be time to emphasise anew the city's impressive tradition of high culture rather than its marauding British stag parties.

In the current economic situation of Zambia's health sector, it might be unfashionable to emphasise efficiency as a policy objective.

It might be helpful also to emphasise that we are judging cost-effectiveness from the perspective of a health care provider needing to decide between two treatments, although this context has been so pervasively adopted in health economics that we believe it can be taken as understood.

This applies to both the studies, although it should be emphasised that the results of the KiGGS study might be affected by recall bias.

It must be emphasised that Mr Assange denies any wrongdoing.

However, it should be emphasised that these are distinct concepts.

It should be emphasised the comprehensive characteristics of pain management.

The discovery that trees with resistance to ash dieback may produce fewer chemicals that ward off insects such as the emerald ash borer emphasises that the project to breed tougher trees will have to proceed carefully, said Buggs, who also works at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew. "It emphasises how difficult it might be in the end to breed a tree that is resistant to both," he said.

It needs to be emphasised that those assumptions are only used to do a rough approximation of what cell range expansion might be optimum for the current load situation.