It was a similar story across the country, which has traditionally had a very low reliance on dairy products.
"We have a tolerance for detention without trial, without access to the courts, with a very high reliance on ministerial discretion which is neither compellable nor reviewable.
So far, such analyses have invariably indicated a very strong reliance on herbivore meat, with Neanderthals being similar to top predators in the isotopic composition of their bones (Fizet et al. 1995; Bocherens et al. 1999; Richards et al. 2000; Bocherens et al. 2005).
On the contrary, countries like Switzerland, Slovenia, Ireland, and the United Kingdom were found to be among the European countries with very high reliance on foreign medical doctors, with 22.5 to 36.8% of their current workforce having been trained abroad (10).
This largest country in Africa has thus far shown little progress in family planning, but it appears especially conducive to wide expansion of social franchising in view of its very high reliance on private-sector providers for health services.
These problems have been further exacerbated in metazoan phylogenetics because of a very heavy reliance on mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) as a single workhorse molecule; mtDNA is appealing because it is a single-locus genome that often yields very high phylogenetic support, but it is also subject to gene tree-species tree conflicts [ 5, 10] that may require massive amounts of nuclear data to overcome.
The social network diagram in figure 4 illustrates the relatively uniform communication pattern across the board; it also brings to fore the very heavy reliance on a single knowledge broker (large blue node with high degree and betweenness centrality in site A).
Foreign aid to Africa has consisted and still does of dumping cash, credits and commodities in ways that destroy incentives for the very self-reliance Western leaders preach.
We were top after 22 rounds and it shows our consistency and reliance is very, very good.
Very slowly, that reliance on imports might be changing.
