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The primary occurrence of the infection in wild birds in several countries and rapid westward spread of HPAIV H5N1 in 2005 and 2006 have sparked such assumptions [1].
Such assumptions have sparked repeated debates in the literature about statistical identifiability of species distribution and abundance models, among others.
The idealistic assumption that sparked the creation of Lincoln Center — that orchestras, opera companies, ballet troupes and theaters would have much to gain by becoming partners in a centralized complex — would be vigorously challenged today.
Rather, the angry mob mentality sparked from a perception and assumption framed by Jamaican attitudes toward LGBT individuals.
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His (and everybody else's) assumption was that Aspilia contained a drug, and this sparked more than two decades of phytochemical research to try to find out what chemical the chimps were after.
Alas, the quip helped spark lazy and misguided assumptions that he was an evanescent pop-puppet; the kind of cannon-fodder regularly fuelling shows such as The X Factor and Pop Idol.
Mr. Giuliani also asked New Yorkers to revisit their assumptions about the fatal shooting of Mr. Diallo, a killing that sparked extensive civil rights protests in Lower Manhattan and is still a factor in his campaign for United States Senate.
Their work has sparked the wide popularity of the bipolar hypothesis, yet it is rife with dubious assumptions.
Avidan Ross of Lion Wells Capital in San Francisco has looked at businesses sparked through crowdfunding and has found that campaigners promising far-out goods may make poor assumptions on their costs.
Yet confusion sparked innovation.
