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We do so with the aim of contributing new insights to theory through answering the following research questions: What strategies to tackle wicked environmental problems are prominent in the literature?; To what extent do they provide pathways for tackling the defining characteristics of wicked environmental problems?; and, How are these strategies reflected in examples of practice?

The still relatively tenuous or inconsistent state of evidence associated with medications for dementia is also reflected in examples from the literature [ 35– 35].

As reflected in the examples above, the reason the conversion price is the "lower of" (not the "higher of") is because the lower the conversion price, the more shares the noteholders are issued upon conversion.

The breadth of this functional diversity is reflected in the examples discussed in this review: 1.

There is a gently humorous mood throughout that is reflected in, for example, a picture of sumo wrestling mice observed by a fat monk hiding in a big cloth bag.

Since Proposition 2 captures the worst-case scenario (as also explained in Remark 2) and the latter is reflected in this example of weights' assignment, we can characterize the coexistence of power law and normally distributed similarity values/weights for two different flows as such a worst-case scenario.

And the principal key, we now see, was marked Torture -- decision-making perhaps best reflected in the example of George W. Bush himself.

As reflected in the example presented in Figure 6f, axons reaching DCCs frequently contact many (up to several dozens, depending on the DCC size) of the converging dendrites.

These higher eukaryotic GH38s are quite divergent, reflected in, for example 28 and 24% sequence similarity with bLAM and dGMII respectively whilst within a "compartment" (such as human vs. Drosophila golgi enzymes) the identity is typically far greater (>40%).

Within this environment, tumour cells can also display altered energy metabolism, as reflected in, for example, increased glucose uptake and shifted balances in metabolic products.

This is reflected in, for example, Erichson's [ 7] classification, with Graphoderus, Sandracottus and Thermonectus grouped with each other near Hydaticus.