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However, with further gene structure analysis, this report pinpoints the N-terminus segment including the central variable segment to be the main part of the protein to adapt to the requirements of environmental changes as organisms evolve.

The one exception: Some of the “loophole closers” the report pinpoints will show up in future Obama Administration budgets, as revenue raisers.

Trade unions in this sector are traditionally weak and the report pinpointed cultural problems where child labour on family farms was seen as "family solidarity".

The report pinpoints a number of problem areas.

The report pinpoints a slide in spending and output over a decade, with BBC Wales spending on English-language programmes falling quickly since 2006, down by 25%too £20m annually.

The report pinpoints a change in attitudes to child rearing, particularly the prevalence of products such as baby monitors and cot mattresses fitted with alarms (in case the baby gets too hot or too cold).

There has been little study of how GPs interact with children with ID and their caregivers, and this report has pinpointed some important issues in this field.

Discussion This study pinpoints three interesting findings.

The report, pinpointing when and where the Germans were about to attack, was written by Clare Hollingworth in her first week as a journalist.

In response, the County Board of Legislators has commissioned a Healthy Air Task Force, consisting of a consortium of environmental groups, that will produce a report pinpointing local sources contributing to the deterioration of air quality in the area and including recommendations for the county to help clear the air.

Federal Government sources said that in the current investigation of the burglaries the Justice Department may review F.B.I. laboratory transmittals to see if the reports pinpoint any burglary.