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In part, the new emphasis on SP stems from observing the depressing fallout from the global financial crisis, as well as the food and fuel crises in Africa.

The observed patterns from January 2014 and from January 1988, the two wettest Januarys in observations, are shown (Fig. 6a, b).

In addition, we can only annotate already observed patterns from already identified example genes.

"Princeton's research enterprise faces significant challenges stemming from changing patterns of government support for research," this task force said.

This moderate risk estimate fits well into the previously observed pattern of extremely high penetrance estimates based on selected high-risk families [ 9, 10], and more moderate estimations stemming from materials that are population based [ 11- 14].

Then, observe patterns in your own behavior.

We assume that planes within certain size boundaries stem from calibration patterns.

Yet many of the challenges we face today stem from the patterns we reinforced during that era.

Another caveat stems from the pattern of gestational age-dependent increases in mortality rates in contrasted populations – as observed in this study and elsewhere [ 16, 34, 43] these rates are not proportional across gestational age.

This big misconception stems from the general patterns of the two types.

The aspirin-propionate differences may also stem from differences in patterns of use of these medications.