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The SLP is a key factor determining technical efficiency, corresponding with our previous finding that the SLP is a key driver of cost [ 25]; potentially illustrating the important role of support and supervision in achieving efficiency.

Our results show that the CCAAC employed a "tactical repertoire" (Taylor and Van Dyke 2004, p. 271) that was responsive to the sociopolitical environment (linked to macrohistorical factors and post-materialist values) and potentially illustrates "apparent shifts in forms of political contention in Western nations".

Also, Jefferson and I walked away with a bunch of laughs and photos that could potentially illustrate an epic eastern European story for years to come.

The data potentially illustrate both an earlier onset of significant gene expression changes in the MdP and circadian aspects to the changes that are occurring in the three prominences.

Treatment with a MSC-EB, which combined both the secretory and metabolic functions of MSCs in a single device, provided the greatest benefit in survival and potentially illustrates a platform to study stem cell function and the bone marrow microenvironment ex vivo.

In addition, availability of ASL in preclinical MRI should facilitate translational research; ASL studies might potentially illustrate new insights in ongoing pain in preclinical cohorts in which examination of simple behavioural endpoints in response to evoked pain has predominated to date [63].

The excavates have been suggested to be a monophyletic eukaryotic super-group, whose biology potentially illustrates features of ancient eukaryotes [ 6].

20 This potentially illustrated the presence of differences in pathophysiology between the two different coinfections, which would be interesting for future study.

In this paper, we provide an introduction to the related research field by showing evidence of the benefits mobile agents can potentially achieve, illustrating the foundations of architectures and technologies for mobile agents, and discussing some of the open issues still hampering a wider acceptance of this paradigm.

Few of the identified mutations were potentially ?druggable?, illustrating the challenges of developing new treatments for this aggressive breast cancer subtype.

Initial results from these analyses illustrate potentially compelling cases for P2H applications.