The dominant theories of migration underscore the tendency of people to seek destinations that offer good economic opportunities, vast land and resources, and upright political freedoms.
Interestingly, among the eight samples, the majority were extracted using the RiboPure™ method and underscore the tendency of this method to co-extract DNA.
The review underscores that the tendency to focus on a simplistic 'what works?' principle does not adequately contribute to understanding 'how' participatory processes can develop community ownership and resultantly contribute to health improvements.
Some Dealogic data underscores the trend.
While not intentional, his idea underscored the unconscious tendency to ignore the complex forces of history, colonization, slavery and identity.
Roetter also made a problematic comment about trying to classify ethnicities by name analysis, Miley said, which "underscored the unconscious tendency to ignore the complex forces of history, colonization, slavery and identity". .
In all cases, the consistent direction of perceptual drift underscores the brain's apparent tendency to consider some stimuli to be special reference points, or norms.
The "stickiness" of a marketing race and the tendency for companies or brands to remain in the same position year after year also underscores the importance of securing a good position in the first place.
The short form of the story points up Ms. Tuck's indebtedness to other writers like Joan Didion and the young Ann Beattie, and it underscores the limitations of her fictional canvas: her tendency to reinvent continually the same handful of characters and her penchant for using violent accidents to underscore the precariousness of life.
Mr. Bain's point, that everyone is uncomfortable in economy class to begin with, underscores a tendency to objectify people that is especially pronounced on an airplane, where most passengers fret about cramped conditions anyway.
