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In genetics, Mr. Joy worries that the widening availability of knowledge about powerful genetic engineering will lead to a "white plague" -- a human-designed disease that can kill selectively.
The study attributes the trend to the widening availability of offshore tax shelters and other lawful avoidance techniques.
Whether or not she supports it, Palin embodies the case for government intervention in support of families in the form of widened availability of good and affordable childcare, funding for FMLA, and support for active fathers.
The widening availability of new drugs with fewer side effects calls for additional studies to update our knowledge of how patients respond to new and different treatment choices.
The widening availability of H NMR instruments has led to a rising number of publications in the cardiovascular and metabolic arena, with preliminary evidence that novel lipoprotein measures and metabolites may improve risk prediction of cardio-metabolic disease.
At a time of widening availability of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP -mediated cloud computing resources and convergence towards semantic web formalisms, tHTTP -mediated Anduril on I/O via read/write of files may be an unreasonable proposition for distributed deployments.
Planned Minusma projects to improve the road system of Timbuktu will widen the availability of banco to additional sites".
To help widen the availability of an MIT education, Hockfield began the Campaign for Students in 2008.
It called plans for regional adoption agencies a "triple win" that would also widen the availability of support services and improve recruitment of adopters.
The proposed rule is the second that officials have designed since October, when Trump issued an executive order intended to widen the availability of health plans that skirt important Affordable Care Act insurance provisions.
One side of the campaign to widen its availability, broaden its medical use and ultimately legalise it, is being led from an unlikely section of society.
