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• In this context, there is a growing trend to integrate results from neuroscience and try to correlate them with today's clearer psychiatric classifications.

• The focus on effectiveness, quality and outcomes as key markers of accountability is clearly evident in today's health care environment.

• Finally, the interaction between candidate events and newspaper coverage is constructed so that the variable reflects today's newspaper coverage of yesterday's event(s).

• The lowest nodes and branches on our family trees are quite recent, because they represent the emergence of today's languages and dialects.

• In today's world, there exist differing political systems of sovereignty, nation-state and non-sovereignty, and non-nation state.

• By the standards of today's biomedical institution, his career publication record appears modest: 33 primary publications punctuated by a handful of review articles and chapters.

• She notes (122) that today's teachers are often influenced by advice that belongs to the past rather than the present.

• Since television coverage is of today's events, no lag structure is introduced for its interaction terms.

• What complicates the matter further is that future generations do not take part in the decisions, whereas they may be affected by today's policy choices.

• However, whilst it defines a number of concepts relevant to today's healthcare practice, there still appears to be a lack of definition of clinical governance.

• Furthermore, we suggest that today's language may have evolved from a prelinguistic protospeech including prosodic contours, a competence that is shared with nonhuman primates.

• Even if, inevitably, the lack of perfection of today's output speech technology may adversely affect users' evaluation of the system, there is one advantage.

• Because today's payroll contributions fund today's benefits, additional money would be needed to fund the transition to private accounts. 149.

• Indeed, musicians have always been travellers: from troubadours to today's rock stars, musicians travel the world.

• In today's world that will no longer do.