"In the same way that Uber empowers and widens the number of drivers, we're thinking we can do similar.'.
It intends to invest in research and development to improve product, sales and marketing to increase its userbase and widen the number of developers on its games platform, and to potentially make acquisitions.
A series of publications culminating in the data from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) for both adenocarcinoma and squamous cell lung cancer have considerably widened the number of potentially treatable targets, albeit in small molecularly defined patient cohorts [ 4, 5].
In 1996 the government widened the number of permissible occupations to 26 all of them white-collar jobs.
Secondly, novel surgical strategies such as preoperative portal vein embolisation to increase residual acceptably safe volume, or two-stage hepatectomy to allow compensatory hepatic hyperplasia before completion of R0 resection (Abdalla et al, 2002; Pawlik et al, 2005; Poston et al, 2005), have also widened the number of resectable patients including those with extensive liver-only disease.
The Scottish Reform Act 1832 increased the number of Scottish MPs and widened the franchise to include more of the middle classes.
Lim explained that Pundi Pundi recently began to offer support for mobile top-up inside its app, and besides widening the number of merchants who support it, there are plans to offer options for paying for electricity and other household bills.
The directive makes it easier for religious, cultural and educational groups to visit, widens the number of airports which can apply to host charter flights and allows all Americans to send up to $2,000 a year to ordinary Cubans.The broader economic embargo against Cuba stands.
This paper describes an assessment approach of clinical competencies which widens the number of problems and tasks evaluated using videos and images.
The ostensible logic is that a pool — akin to creating shares in a bank mutual fund — will widen the number of potential buyers and raise prices.
