Mark Brown, chairman of the Mohegan Tribal Council, which owns and operates the complex, said, "The new addition represents the future of the tribe; the existing casino tells the history of the tribe".
The simple nature of the computing method also facilitates the addition in the future of extra details, or modifications, as pertinent experimental data become available.
In addition, the future perspectives of novel and innovative approaches of FACS applications in microalgal biotechnology are suggested and discussed.
In addition, the future development of biorefineries was regarded as a potential driver of change: the increasing demand for pulpwood would increase competition for the raw materials.
In addition, the future application of RRAM in aerospace or nuclear industry is full of potential.
In addition, the future study of the modeling testing with UTAUT and TAM using the quantitative study design would be meaningful.
In addition, the future number of available health professionals is influenced by the return on training (element 13), the labour market return of the training (element 14), and the inflow from abroad (element 11).
In addition, the future potential of this work can be seen in training new clinicians specifically, using objective information to help learners understand diagnostic movements, developing consistent approaches to conducting these assessments, and relating specific changes in kinematic measures to levels of dysfunction to assist with the diagnosis, and to document treatment effects.
In addition, the future use of guide-directed EGFP-tethered endonuclease-dead Cas9 will allow for in vivo monitoring of the distances between sister chromatids (identified as two EGFP spots), much like that used in yeast cohesion separation studies (Straight et al., 1996; Michaelis et al., 1997; Chen et al., 2013).
In addition, the future use of LMWH thromboprophylaxis may be influenced by accumulating recent literature suggesting that use of LMWH in cancer patients is associated with improved survival (Altinbas et al, 2004; Kakkar et al, 2004; Klerk et al, 2005; Lee et al, 2005).
