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These are also successes that matter for future foreign policy, because they are the kind of successes that could play a key role in building a new social contract between people and their states – and consequently generating stability and encouraging the investment in the future that reduces poverty, delivers development and reduces global instability.

Peter Voser, ABB's chief financial officer, said today that because the prepackaged Chapter 11 filing would need approval from at least 75percentt of the asbestos plaintiffs, it "can therefore provide a relatively swift reorganization, potentially reducing costs and consequently generating more money for the settlements".

Reterritorialization indicates a burgeoning phenomenon of repurposing the industrial landscape for the use of creative industries and consequently generating a different territorial identity.

In this regard, it is interesting to note that all but one of the recombinants in this study maintained the correct open reading frames, and consequently generating a functional recombinant protein.

It is also possible that using this methodology some large proteins may have scored higher than other smaller proteins due to their containing likely more trypsin cleavage sites and consequently generating more associated peptides that may have skewed the ranking frequency in their favor.

This is in contrast to other thrombin-like enzymes, which cleave preferentially either the α or β fibrinogen chains, occasioning an increase in fibrinopeptides A or B and consequently generating abnormal blood clots [ 62, 63].

XOD uses molecular oxygen as electron acceptor and consequently generates the superoxide anion [ 2], a molecule that participates in the generation of other reactive oxygen species including hydrogen peroxide, hydroxyl radical and peroxynitrite.

The lawn-mowing business is creating value through better customer service and consequently generates wealth.

For that, the second complementary tool detects failures of sensors and consequently generates an alarm.

It was catchment storage that peaked first during double peak hydrographs and consequently generated the delayed peak in the hydrograph.

Johnson's theory is that today's technology leaders have succeeded in minimizing both inventories and receivables, and consequently generated greater cash flows.