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The four different climate models used for projecting the future phase onsets showed different characteristics.

We used observed estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) to project the time of onset of kidney failure and examined mortality to better understand these racial disparities.

The District Medical Officer DMOO) was fully engaged in the project from the onset, and worked throughout the project period to introduce and adopt the AFR conditions into the daily routines at district level.

In the end, the Corps completed only three of these projects as the onset of U.S. involvement in World War II halted nearly all civilian construction projects.

He secured financing for the project but the onset of the global financial crisis scuppered the plans.

This study formed part of a larger nationally-funded research project examining the onset and progression of contact child sexual abuse incidents.

Maren Levad, museum access specialist for MNHS who has managed its House of Memories project from the onset, said the selection of images for the app was done in a very purposeful way, including a two-year period of research around the state of Minnesota to curate universal objects that would resonate with the dementia awareness program's intended population.

This more holistic approach can be accomplished by evaluating conservation status and possible management actions, based on a series of previous publications devoted to the target species (e.g. Moreira et al. 2014; Martins et al. 2015), or by developing multidisciplinary projects from the onset of the research programme, like it was done in the present paper.

In comparing the projected timing of the onset of ASB between RCP8.5 and 4.5, the dates projected for 8.5 were subtracted from 4.5.

Importantly though, great spatial variation exists in the projected timing of the onset of ASB conditions among the world's coral reefs.

Time and again, Polke projects the unlikely comic figure of a would-be destroyer of art who keeps being ambushed by onsets of beauty and charm.