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The study points to two likely mechanisms behind the excessive optimism.

Health advocates say the study points to the need for national standards.

The study points to mouth watering savings of $1 trillion a year by 2025 and the creation of 100 000 new jobs within five years.

The study points to influence of the worn rail rigid contact on variation in the wheel/rail contact force.

Together with the focus group results, the study points to areas for which more background and training are warranted.

The study points to other cities and countries, like France, that have lured younger customers by glamorizing betting and, for example, putting betting windows in trendy cafes.

The study points to many other implications from the recent tree mortality for the future of these forests and the ecological goods and services they provide to society.

Ultimately, Seli said, the study points to the need for context when it comes to understanding and evaluating the risks associated with mind wandering.

The study points to a huge potential for cycling in the metropolis and provides an empirical basis for interventions needed to remove barriers to bicycle commuting.

The study points to the possibility that oxygen and water molecules mitigate carrier scattering from negatively-charged impurities but cause increased carrier scattering from positively-charged impurities.

"The study points to alarming failures in the care of vulnerable detainees suffering from mental health, drug and alcohol problems, many of whom should have been diverted from police custody," said its co-director, Deborah Coles.