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We argue that a more profound knowledge on the urban demand for rural landscape is needed to better integrate the urban interests into rural policy and planning.

Thus, a more profound knowledge of the molecular background and cell biological behaviour of this cancer is inevitable to develop appropriate treatment strategies (Buckner, 2003).

Alternatively, this might reflect a more profound knowledge that non-surgeons specialists have of the potentially adverse cardiovascular effects of these agents.

Nowadays there is more profound knowledge about the origins of the disorders and experimental therapies have become available.

The comprehensive knowledge storage was complemented by a multiagent system, that finally uses all the stored knowledge to realize a more energy efficient building operation.

Precious information about ancient lifestyles and diseases was acquired over decades, allowing scholars to gain a more profound historical and biological knowledge about populations of the past.

This knowledge can give a more profound direction in approaches aiming at increasing exacerbation related self-management, such as individualized action plans [ 14].

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He combined classical training with archaeological experience and an intimate knowledge of Turkey to acquire a more profound understanding of the topographical history of Anatolia – Asiatic Turkey – than any other scholar past or present.

On a more profound level the ultimate synthesis of Daoism and Buddhism was realized in the Chan (Japanese Zen) tradition (from the 7th century on), into which the paradoxes of the ancient Daoist mystics were integrated.

The article offered a more profound explanation.