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He then went to religious societies, trying to inject new spiritual vigour into them, particularly by introducing "bands" similar to those of the Moravians i.e., small groups within each society that were confined to members of the same sex and marital status who were prepared to share intimate secrets with each other and to receive mutual rebukes.

Speaking at the PBWC Conference in San Francisco today, Hillary Clinton called on Silicon Valley to improve diversity and inclusion, particularly by introducing paid parental leave policies.

However, further research is needed to confirm this hypothesis, particularly by introducing data about the geographical allocation of pest control interventions and some evaluation of their impact.

The cars, which will come in one-seat or two-seat versions, are part of the new chief executive's plans to boost profits by introducing models particularly very expensive limited-edition supercars.

Automotive engineers have to meet evolving customer expectations, particularly growing concerns for safety, by introducing new sophisticated devices like Line Keeping Assistance, Collision Mitigation Braking System or Pedestrian Detection.

Ionizing radiation poses a threat to genome integrity by introducing DNA damages, particularly DNA double-strand breaks (DSB) in cells.

Theoretically, the editors of the 'Cities and Low Carbon Transitions' volume [2], which starts off by introducing transition concepts, particularly the 'multilevel perspective' (MLP) [10], judge that theoretical concepts that try to explain low carbon urban transition need also to reflect on the political dimension of transition.

This lack of methodological rigor may serve to exaggerate the efficacy of couple-based interventions by introducing systematic bias, particularly at larger sites where usual care conditions may vary (e.g., referral to social work team vs. referral to psychologist) [ 49].

Meanwhile, member countries that have a budget surplus, particularly Germany, refuse to help their neighbors by introducing a stimulus.

Particularly for the effector populations, then, estimates of k might be improved further by introducing the possibility of pulsed targets being hit by multiple CTL.

Comparison of EU nations, and particularly Spain, indicates that improvement of organ-donation rates is unlikely to be achieved by introducing new legislation alone.