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This article emerges capacitance vs. voltage hysteresis in a Preisach model fitting analysis.

Test information, as addressed in this article, emerges in the form of scores and professional opinions that unavoidably build on test selection, test administration, and test interpretation.

The African Regional Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (the Strategy), which is of interest to this article, emerged from the recognition that disaster impacts were an impediment to sustainable development in Africa.

Thus, in this article, emerging infectious diseases are divided into four categories based on the nature and characteristics of pathogens or infectious agents causing the emerging infections; these categories are summarized in Table 1.

Back in July, I published a piece here on The Huffington Post called "Why It is Wise to Worship a Woman?" That article emerged in a very personal and spontaneous way.

But on occasion, an article emerges that awakens the higher senses, pushing us to remember that we're all in this together.

Should a similar article emerge in the future it could be easily analysed using a very similar coding scheme and the results directly compared.

The article emerged from a laboratory study based on interviews conducted with researchers from the Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics and German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) at Bioquant, Heidelberg, in 2011.

Second, the integration of data and findings from different components of a mixed methods study is not always apparent in the articles emerging from them.

News reader developers should hold tight, talk to their Facebook reps about how changes are hurting user counts, and hope an optimal version of "recently read articles" emerges soon.

As I was writing this article it emerged that Azize Ömrüm, a trans sex worker in İzmir, had taken her own life.