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Top-down forcing – or trophic cascades – looks at the problem in the reverse direction, with a perfect example being provided by the work of James Estes, an American marine biologist who has studied wildlife in the north Pacific Ocean for the past 45 years and has revealed the astonishing manner in which terrestrial and sea predators can change land and marine environments.

One important exception to the neglect of nonideal theory within bioethics is provided by the work of Madison Powers and Ruth Faden (2006).

Within the psychological literature, one of the most comprehensive accounts of empathy and its relation to the moral development of a person is provided by the work of Martin Hoffman (for a summary see his 2000).

Burges's inspiration was French Gothic domestic architecture of the thirteenth century, and more recent models provided by the work of the nineteenth century French revivalist architect Viollet-le-Duc.

A contrasting example of transnational governance is provided by the work of the International Stem Cell Forum, established by the UK Stem Cell Bank (UKSCB) as a vehicle for standardization in stem cell science [ 40].

This measure of topophilia was developed using the theoretical foundations provided by the work of Tuan and existing theories of restorative environments (Betrabet 1996; Hartig and Evans 1993; Hertzog et al. 2003; Tuan 1999).

Funding for this work was provided by the Working for Water (WfW) Programme of the South African Department of Environmental Affairs and the DST-NRF Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology (C·I·B) as part of the C·I·B/WfW collaborative research programme on ' Research for Integrated Management of Invasive Alien Species'.

Tasks extending the AbstractTask class provided by the work API of Cytoscape are run in secondary threads avoiding this issue when long running tasks are executed.

Following the publication of our recent article in BMC Genomics [ 1] we wish to acknowledge the contribution to the concept for our study provided by the previous work of Papillon-Cavanagh et al. [ 2] and note that we should have included a reference to their paper in the legend to Figure 1.

In Mr. Counts's modest and effective staging the main scenic elements are provided by videos, the work of the visual designer Ada Whitney.

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