Hewson (2007, p. 1187) likewise pointed out the lack of durability of teachers' actions during the transition from PD to classroom.
Wilson, likewise, pointed out the seriousness of having a benzene poisoned ditch in his community: "It's a drainage ditch that was there since before Suncor was there in 1952.
Alves and Rosa [ 51] likewise pointed out that at a minimum of 113 animal species are used in Brazilian traditional medicine for treating asthma.
Likewise, Indian respondents also pointed out that apart from the UK, there is limited awareness in the EU about the quality and capabilities of Indian health services providers.
Likewise, Ono pointed out that Japanese upland varieties are tall and low tillering with broad leaves, long panicles, drought and blast resistant, and have a less efficient utilization of fertilizer [ 44].
Likewise when he pointed out how he had stood up to Rupert Murdoch over hacking, the utilities over prices, and the Daily Mail for saying "my dad hated Britain, when I knew he loved Britain".
Likewise, results obtained pointed out that electrocoagulation can be powered directly with solar energy and this energy can also be regulated by VRFB, although, in the latter case, to attain the same treatment efficiency, around 1/3 more energy is required during energy storage.
Likewise, some critics have pointed out that just because you can demonstrate that a trait is adaptive does not mean it is an adaptation (Laland and Brown 2002).
Likewise, other researchers have pointed out cases where it appears that there are interactions between the familiarity of a face and the processing of race [9], expression [10],[11], and even speech [12].
Likewise, patient organisations have pointed out that patients find it increasingly difficult to determine to whom they should turn with their out-of-hours demand: the GP cooperative, the AED or the ambulance services.
Likewise, Edgar W. Jenkins (1979) pointed out that the most frequent and persistent criticism of general science concerns its mishmash of topics and the absence of coherent or adequate interpreting principles.
