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Risk management tools and their availability receive emphasis.

Application method, rates, timing, and location (as they relate to input use) receive emphasis.

More broadly based cooperation also receives emphasis in the new view of unions.

But this choice of representation has its costs: the mode of representation which is at the core of GIS makes it "natural" to represent systems in such a way that certain types of relationships tend to get lost, or at least relegated to the background, while others receive emphasis.

Recent studies have suggested that change in executive functions may best predict improvement in social or daily functioning and should thus receive emphasis in cognitive remediation [ 21, 22].

As the importance of therapeutic proteins continues to grow, and the cost savings potentially resulting from "biosimilars" (i.e., "generic" therapeutic proteins) continues to receive emphasis from both Congress and the FDA, the benefits of OCT-FDM for product microstructure visualization and manufacturing process design will also assume greater importance.

Multifunctional reactors are not new, but they have received much emphasis in research in the last decade.

Clinical competence remains an issue in nursing and has received greater emphasis than academic competence.

One particular study received increasing emphasis in recent years is water flooding type-curves, which plays an essential role in evaluating oil reserves and predicting future production.

Finally, I will talk briefly about one topic that received an emphasis in 1983 that it has not received here.

The supposed economic benefits of tax cuts received less emphasis; the populist rationale -- you, personally, pay too much in taxes -- was played up.