There was a recent study asserting that the average amount of work done by an Egyptian bureaucrat was thirteen minutes a day.
Recent studies have asserted that the region's weather is getting more severe, including heavier rainfall and more frequent and intense flooding.
Prevailing models have localized fear learning largely to nuclei in the BLA (Phelps et al, 2004) although recent studies have asserted a possible role for the CMA (LeDoux, 2012).
A more recent Canadian study asserted the need for a better understanding of "how discrimination and its health effects are differentially experienced" by immigrants and refugees [ 45], p.1557.
The higher number apparently reflects a recent Congressional Budget Office study asserting that the railroad should be worth more than $3 billion on the open market, but Wall Street investment bankers and analysts have said they regard that figure as a substantial overestimate.
This study asserted the role of the design in hindering the application of FCC in NICUs.
5 Thus, most countries have a shared perception that women engaging in paid work are generally healthier than are housewives; several recent studies have used this finding to assert that being a housewife is a risk factor for poor health status and is related to poverty, low education and low-skilled occupations.
Apart from all that, (perhaps) most importantly, the measure 'density' does not possess the capability to view proteins as nonlinear complex systems, as have been asserted (from various perspectives) in recent studies [28] [30].
In June, Kazakhstan's environment minister asserted that pollution from the oil fields and pesticides were degrading the seals' health, citing recent studies showing high levels of DDT, an organochloride pesticide, in Caspian seal blubber.
Recent studies revealed a more complex character, who despite having respected the social norms of the era, was able to assert a limited independence due to her strongly opinionated personality as well as her interest in learning, sciences and culture.
