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Parents discussed their children's health related behaviours, mostly in relation to sugar consumption and choosing appropriate toothpaste.
The students seemed intrigued by the research Kashdan presented mostly in relation to their own lives.
They seem to exist here mostly in relation to their symbolic status.
At least 23 people have been criminally detained, mostly in relation to incitement to subversion or creating a disturbance.
Third, it produces residual mineral products that may cause chemical effects, mostly in relation to the soil.
This provoked righteous scorn in the press, mostly in relation to the irony of the KLF making a comeback, however pranksterish and absurd.
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The effects of PFAA have been mostly studied in relation to PPARα, 7 while the receptor is mostly implicated in metabolic changes and diabetes and in dementia PPARγ 30; however, these two belong to the same receptor family and some degree of cross-activation cannot be excluded, and the knowledge of their pleiotropic effects is currently advancing.
This is also the approach to stereotypes and stereotyping generally found in entrepreneurship research, where it is mostly used in relation to gender roles (see for example Gupta et al. 2009).
They move little, and slowly, and mostly just in relation to each other.
Mostly conclusions in relation to this issue are not explicit.
Actually, muscle strength norms are mostly expressed in relation to chronological age [ 14].
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