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Different initiatives considering many contexts have been proposed, but users preferences need to be learned to offer contextualized and personalized services, products or information.
The point is that both steps may well be illegal: an employer who lays off all the part-timers will in many contexts have a layoff composed largely or exclusively of women.
Normal meiotic recombination is induced by DSBs and studies in many contexts have suggested that DSBs, whether experimentally produced or secondary to DNA damage, greatly stimulates recombination.
Moreover, these groups are precisely the groups that, in many contexts, have been the hardest to reach for HIV testing and treatment programs because of stigma and discrimination; in many African countries where HIV burden is highest, injecting drug users, sex workers, and MSMs are criminalized.
That markets work well in so many contexts has strengthened the traditional conservative argument about the constitutional duty to respect private economic transactions — even in the minds of many liberals.
The recent availability of detailed network data from many contexts has begun to relax this constraint.
Therefore, the use of social capital in many contexts has resulted in some confusion and misuse.
These and many other contexts have fuelled the anger, joy and passion behind thousands of songs, the very source of what we're seeking this week in your musical nominations.
KAP surveys have been widely used in public health since the 1960s and despite their usefulness in many epidemiological contexts, have attracted criticism as a stand-alone research tool [ 5].
Despite the aforementioned volume of existing work, an ideal scheme able to detect and localize edges with precision in many different contexts, has not yet been produced.
But it's also acknowledging that in many cultural contexts having a non-normative body is considered along the lines of "the sins of the father being cast upon the son".
