Thus, the studies use either dropout rates, graduation rates, or college-attendance figures to shed light on the effects of competition. |
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Police said they wanted to speak to a man seen in the area who might be able to shed light on what happened. |
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Our data may shed light on the role of diet in the allergy and asthma epidemic. |
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The chief aim of this inquiry has been to shed light on the nature and essence of the disagreement between the two. |
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It has also shed light on how the rhodium metal surface adsorbs and removes carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide gases in car exhaust converters. |
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But the new slew of charges helped shed light on an impoverished country, which international observers say has long been a narco-state. |
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Although still suggestive, it might shed light on how families will respond to benefits offered as part of welfare to work programs. |
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The film is a period thriller clearly intended to shed light on present-day problems. |
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Much more than a straight narration of history, they have shed light on the social realities of those days in a poignant manner. |
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He encouraged those writers who honestly and artistically shed light on Soviet reality, warts and all. |
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Not content to shed light on an underemphasized aspect of the story, he typically overstates the case, denying the obvious importance of the war. |
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He shed light on the role of psychological constitution as determining the intensity and degree of LSD effects. |
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Another aim is to shed light on one of nature's genuine mysteries, the homochirality, or single-handedness, of living organisms. |
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The slavery convictions shed light on a seedy underside of the economy that most people are completely unaware of. |
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Future work on the beryl occurrences that are not associated with peraluminous granites might help shed light on beryl genesis. |
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The use of other new analogs, such as the unsymmetrically substituted analogs mentioned above, could shed light on such issues. |
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Although focussed on Canada in particular, those investigations would nevertheless shed light on northern ionospheric phenomena in general. |
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As with her use of subtext, Griffith is quite modern in her use of setting to shed light on the psychology of her characters. |
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We should keep that question in mind, and keep an eye open for anything later in the dialogue that might shed light on it. |
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Peden's work helps shed light on the apparent tension between artistic freedom and mathematical constraint. |
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Both approaches will shed light on the adaptive significance and functional morphology of asteroids. |
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There are going to be few reports coming out of there that will really shed light on how bad exactly it is. |
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Det Sgt Morgan said he would welcome any information that would shed light on the incident. |
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It is believed the documents shed light on what ministers were told about the case during its long history. |
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His rueful recollections shed light on an often-perplexing artistic career, one that has left him looking distinctly battle-weary. |
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Put another way, these aspects of employment shed light on the general attributes of the position and functions of an RCMP member. |
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Specifically, children's responses to the less familiar quantities of zero and fractions could shed light on their performance with the more familiar whole numbers. |
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The truth is that dramatic as they may be, rail crashes rarely shed light on the true nature of the industry, far less on debate between free enterprise and state control. |
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The seven science instruments on the piano-sized probe would shed light on the bodies' surface properties, geology, interior makeup and atmospheres. |
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The results produced by these organisational arrangements will durably shed light on decisions concerning all the different timescales. |
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The recently conducted army census would shed light on the actual size of the army. |
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The analysis of phenomenal selfhood in dreams may also shed light on different and potentially dissociable dimensions of self-consciousness. |
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In this sense, the authors shed light on portfolio selection when asset returns exhibit skewness. |
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But though the mesocosms may shed light on the fate of the pteropods, the outlook for the salmon will remain conjectural. |
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The evangelist Mark likes telling stories about Jesus to shed light on who he is. |
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Unsurprisingly, the lack of women in economics has done little to shed light on this problem. |
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It is our sincere hope that this inquiry, announced today, will finally shed light on this dark corner of our collective past. |
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We need experts to reassure us, to warn us, and to shed light on complex and often controversial issues of the day. |
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The Centre also seeks to shed light on the reasons for juvenile delinquency and the problems that may be affecting young offenders. |
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Many other examples could be chosen to shed light on issues of professional development. |
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The court shall pose questions to the parties, witnesses, and those in the know, in order to clear ambiguities and shed light on the subject. |
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Her powerful perspective shed light on the conditions of blacks and the injustices they endured fighting for civil rights. |
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Two keynote speakers are also expected to shed light on two very different cultural developments of the era. |
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The economic and food crises have shed light on the legitimacy of market regulation. |
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It should shed light on the way that these minerals are traded in legitimate international markets. |
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This section presents the main findings of these studies to shed light on how poverty is linked to malnutrition in rural Niger. |
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However, as the same reports are required in every region of the country, the study does shed light on issues that are relevant across Canada. |
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His country hoped that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea would open a fresh inquiry to shed light on abductions. |
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The preliminary results of the caribou physical condition study therefore shed light on the population trends revealed by the 2001 surveys. |
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This research is designed to develop conceptual and methodological tools to shed light on the many forms physicians' practices may take. |
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Can the anatomy of violence shed light on what made the Boston bombers tick? |
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I spent a few hours scratching my head and looking for a cryptic code which might shed light on where this maverick genius is getting his ideas from. |
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This claim is important to George because he is interested in dismantling a top-down approach wherein a theoretical model is brought to shed light on a literary text. |
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At this point a comparison between the original facsimile score and any of the modern transcriptions would shed light on issues of editing early music. |
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Recently released transcripts from that private meeting shed light on the power of the papacy. |
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A trio of massive, young star clusters found embedded in a star cloud may shed light on the formation of super-star clusters and globular clusters. |
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Recently I turned my attention to certain important events, such as the Millard Fillmore episode, that might shed light on how Hopi society changed as the U.S. developed. |
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Only later did research shed light on grim effects of the partially hydrogenated oil in margarine, with results such as higher incidences of heart disease. |
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The meeting also served to shed light on the planned restructuring of the Council of Europe Directorates General III and IV, and on the envisaged position of the youth sector within it. |
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To shed light on this issue, it will be necessary to monitor use of health care services and link use or nonuse to the health status of women and their extended families. |
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This new kind of science allows investigators to shed light on the workings of cells and proteins as part of the greater organism they belong to, rather than on isolated components. |
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But prion protein's new job as an A-beta oligomer sensor may shed light on how A-beta proteins can damage brain cells. |
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Not that asceticism has value in itself, but in each of us there is a longing deeper than superficial longings, a more essential thirst, and this thirst can shed light on our path. |
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Family history may shed light on this attitude. |
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Two threads running through the memoir shed light on that. |
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The charts do shed light on some anomalies as well. |
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Results from the study will shed light on whether military populations have an increased or decreased risk of adverse health outcomes in comparison to the general population. |
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Obviously, truth has its rights and I had to shed light on it in certain situations, but God is the one who opens hearts through our smile, a kind word or simply our loving and silent presence. |
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The results shed light on molecular processes such as mutation and recombination in humans, the scientists report in the July 20 Cell. |
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The results shed light on a mystery surrounding why the major cities of the Indus Civilisation were abandoned. |
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The Forum 2001 also shed light on the needs of the operators. |
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The three-day congress shed light on aACAyDiabesity', a portmanteau word to describe the epidemic of diabetes and obesity occurring together. |
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Integration: 'a categorical imperative' The issue of foreign nationals took up a large part of discussions in the Abidjan seminar and shed light on the crisis in Cote d'Ivoire. |
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The book is designed to shed light on the question of the existence of extraterrestrials, and on those who sought to tackle the question. |
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Far from resulting in an agreement worthy of the stakes, what the conference does above all is shed light on the fierceness of the power struggles opposing the incumbent global powers and the emerging world. |
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The rise of archaeology in the 20th century has shed light on the period, offering a more nuanced understanding of its achievements. |
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Importantly, urchins act as the closest living relative to chordates and thus may shed light on the evolution of vertebrates. |
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An examination of human and Neanderthal genomes and adaptations regarding pathogens or parasites may shed light on this issue. |
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It also looks at information on measures of inflationary expectations and at the pace of monetary expansion to shed light on the future path of output and inflation. |
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An innkeeper welcomes you to help shed light on the case. |
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It is worth pointing out that by 22 November 2006, the Commission of Inquiry set up by the Prime Minister to shed light on the scandal surrounding the toxic waste had submitted its report. |
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If they are not guilty, if they do not feel guilty and have nothing to hide then they should not be using schemes to completely block a committee that wanted to shed light on the activities of the Conservative Party. |
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The social discourse on reasonable accommodations shed light on ethnic relations, on how groups in Quebec perceive one another and on the sensitivity associated with Francophones' recent ascension to majority status. |
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Other items sold by Sotheby's at Billingshurst, Sussex, included a log book that could shed light on how Glen Miller died. |
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The workshop shed light on the many obstacles to peace in both countries, including a lack of space for democracy and of independent institutions, a climate of impunity, and a tendency to personify power. |
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Her work shed light on the functions mediated through various fibrous links within the hair bundle, the mechanoreceptive structure to sound. |
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Three case studies of multi-purpose regional networks were chosen and analyzed to shed light on useful or modifiable trends, thereby improving and refining interventions. |
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Three noted scriptwriters of the Hindi film industry shed light on the contentious issue. |
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The non-state actor's role is to shed light on the major agenda topics of our societies, in an etymological sense, stating what should be done and to propose a strategy or strategies capable of meeting such challenges. |
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The recordings are believed to have been made by the domestic counter intelligence agency, the BIS, and shed light on the often dubiously overlapping worlds of Czech politics and business. |
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The course is designed to shed light on the perennial problem of disarmament and international security and raise awareness of the urgent need to address it. |
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I appreciate the shared commitment of all Ukrainian leaders to try to reinstall historic justice and shed light on a past that has for so many years been kept secret. |
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The work may shed light on other cases in which species form and stay separate while sharing space, such as in African cichlid fish. |
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Recent research has begun to shed light on why some students have difficulty effectively using student-controlled CBLEs, such as hypermedia environments. |
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Notable findings from surveyed primary care practices include several statistics, which may shed light on the disparity in physician satisfaction. |
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Now, Stephen Montgomery and Nicholas Mundy at the University of Cambridge have looked at pygmy marmosets to shed light on the mystery of the hobbit. |
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But coauthor David Le Couteur, a biogerontologist at the University of Sydney, says the study may shed light on how caloric restriction actually extends life. |
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Surely our theologies of the body can shed light on this complex mystery. |
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Entire genomes may also be compared, which can shed light on the evolutionary history of particular organism and permit the examination of complex evolutionary events. |
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Lebanese sexologists and NGOs are seeking to shed light on the subject and offer judgment-free environments for information and clinical services. |
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Three Chinese labor camp survivors will tell their personal stories to shed light on Beijing authorities' claims that no mistreatment occurred at Masanjia forced labor camp. |
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Lacan postulated that the human psyche is determined by structures of language and that the linguistic structures of Hamlet shed light on human desire. |
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The new fossils also shed light on whether lemurlike adapids or tarsierlike omomyids living between 55 million and 36 million years ago qualify as simian ancestors. |
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