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This is illustrated in Figure 3b, where the 3D nature of the problem is emphasized by considering a finite thickness of the deformed medium.

This problem is emphasized by the work of Gomez-Ambrosi et al, who showed that some "lean" subjects are actually "obese" when measuring percentage of body fat.

A further problem was emphasized by E. Pennisi [ 3], who pointed out that by using traditional morphological techniques "a complete tree of life is centuries away".

Two dimensions of the problem are emphasized.

The problem of evil is often presented primarily as an ethical concern, but there is an aesthetic dimension to the problem that is emphasized by process theism (cf. Whitney 1994).

The interlayer is emphasized by arrows.

The importance of such investigation is emphasized by the fact that numerical simulations of solutions to such problems usually break down near singular points.

The importance of this subject in biomaterials surface science is emphasized by reducing the "protein-adsorption problem" to three core questions that require quantitative answer.

Kant thus appeals to the concept of free play, hinted at by Mendelssohn and developed further by Sulzer, to solve the problem of taste that was emphasized by British aestheticians such as Hutcheson and Hume, with whose works Kant was intimately familiar.

The problem with the cut-off value was emphasized by another study, which showed that reproducibility is low among patients with IFN-γ levels close to the cut-off point [ 33].

Such views were emphasized by the Nazis.