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While many school reforms are politically difficult, this analysis underscores the substantial costs of the status quo.

In an email, Hare said the paper showed "that very ambitious near-term mitigation is required to limit warming to 1.5°C and this analysis underscores this".

This analysis underscores the potentially large costs of a fuel economy standard relative to alternative policies aimed at reducing petroleumuse and GHG emissions.

This analysis underscores the potentially large costs of a fuel economy standard relative to alternative policies aimed at reducing petroleum use and GHG emissions.

This analysis underscores the importance of comprehensively characterizing human knockouts and people affected by Mendelian syndromes, because in some cases their biology can help anticipate drug safety issues before they occur, while in other cases their lack of concerning phenotypes can help build conviction that certain proteins are intrinsically safe to drug.

Furthermore, although higher resolution is desirable for the determination of pore-size distribution, this analysis underscores the difficulties involved in comparing computed porosities where the sample size domains are at different scales.

In conclusion, the findings of this analysis underscore the substantial clinical and economic costs associated with resistant and, particularly, MDR P. aeruginosa in hospitalized patients.

Indeed, the MDG4 target for under-5 mortality was even more ambitious than the fast-track target in this analysis, underscoring how ambitious and unrealistic such a goal was for most countries in the region.

Because recombination might yield false-positive results when testing for selection (Anisimova et al. 2003), we first screened the alignments for evidence of recombination using GARD (Kosakovsky Pond et al. 2006); this analysis underscored no recombination breakpoint in any alignment.

Jack Spadaro, an engineering consultant and former director of the National Mine Health and Safety Academy, said the analysis underscores the inherent problem in how mining companies store the waste from their operations.

But the analysis underscores what cyclists and drivers know all too well: the streets of San Francisco are a tense and dangerous place in which vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians jostle for space along the undulating thoroughfares, sometimes with injurious and even lethal results.