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There was a wealth of responses from women in the open-ended question asking how the service made them feel; Table  7 provides a thematic summary of these responses with exemplar quotes where relevant.> An outbound telephone call was received by 12% of women.

Last week's semi-philosophical question prompted a wealth of fascinating responses, so here's another along similar lines.

A set of simple decision rules are used to make consistent activity calls from the wealth of complex response patterns resulting from high throughput chemical profiling.

David Alston, arts director of the Arts Council of Wales, said: "This festival is being shaped from a wealth of creative ideas and responses to Dylan Thomas's work from some of our leading cultural players.

Daphnia and many of their parasites can be manipulated experimentally, and laboratory experiments have revealed a wealth of genetic diversity for responses to infection [ 9].

It will also provide a wealth of information about the response of LARC to chemotherapy and radiation.

But they will never provide all the copies of, say, "The Wealth of Nations" and the early responses it provoked.

Through the design of a coding frame for supervisor responses, a wealth of ideas has been captured to make communities of research practise effective mediums for undergraduate student learning.

Through the design of a coding frame for supervisor responses, a wealth of recommendations has been captured to enable supervisors to make communities of research practise effective mediums for undergraduate student learning.

However, contrary to the relative wealth of information on inducible defense responses in dicotyledoneous plants, our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying induced resistance phenomena in cereal crops is still in its infancy.

Additionally, knockdown experiments using RNA interference technology (siRNA) and small molecule modulators have resulted in a wealth of data on the dynamic responses to changes in key rates [ 13, 18- 20].