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Some evangelicals frown on the Vineyard's exuberance, but the denomination has gained outsize influence in evangelical culture, particularly by producing popular worship music.

He wanted to accelerate the benefits of transgenic technology in human medicine, particularly by producing cloned pigs for xenotransplantation – the transplantation of tissues and organs from one species to another.

He wanted to accelerate the benefits of transgenic technology in human medicine, particularly by producing cloned pigs for xenotransplantation – the transplantation of tissues and organs from one species to another.

Members speak in tongues, pray for healing and seek "concrete experiences of God's realness". They want "the hot presence of the Holy Spirit to brush their cheeks and knock them sideways". Some evangelicals frown on the Vineyard's exuberance, but the denomination has gained outsize influence in evangelical culture, particularly by producing popular worship music.

During the course of infection, natural killer (NK) cells contribute to innate immunity by producing cytokines, particularly interferon-gamma (IFN-γ).

While the results generally follow the power scaling models of Gibson and Ashby, the use of these models as a design tool is limited by machine resolution, particularly when producing structures with small pore sizes required for bone ingrowth.

Fires started by farmers in Indonesia, particularly those producing palm oil and timber for wood pulp and paper, are the main culprits of haze events in this region.

He then considers the introduction of commercial interactive fiction for home computers, particularly that produced by Infocom.

In the comics, particularly those produced by Marvel, there was no limit to the type of stories that could be told.

YouTube's VR or 360-degree video offerings are interesting, particularly that produced by the Natural History Museum, but the fidelity of the video is not very high.

However, artifacts, particularly those produced by motion between the electrode and the skin, limit the accuracy of these systems in the everyday environment.