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This situation, combined with the need to export and with the availability of cheap labour, led to the establishment of competitive light industries and a transformation of the economy in the early 1960s.
All authors agree with the publication and with the availability of data and materials.
And with the availability of new video services, Microsoft recently rolled out a universal search function for its Xbox Live service.
We expect this to change with the recent and extraordinary increases in computational power, and with the availability of more efficient algorithms for QM/MM calculations.
The elastic energy can be expressed in closed form, and with the availability of high speed computing the atomic misfit energy in the glide plane can be calculated by standard numerical integration without any difficulties.
The growth of the city brings along social and economic benefits, and also problems related with the urban development and with the availability of infrastructure and services, which at the same time generates problems of environmental type.
Gene targeted mouse models exist for all the class I PI3K catalytic and regulatory subunits and, together with the availability of isoform specific inhibitors, have greatly enhanced our understanding of PI3K signalling.
With the NBNC-4 scheme, it is possible for only BS to recover the original messages S1 and S2 with the availability of only Z1 and Z2.
To examine the association of community median income, race/ethnicity and age with the availability of tobacco products in New York State and six subareas.
Each observer individually interpreted the 35 PA and lateral chest radiographs of one subset first without and subsequently with the availability of the CAD markings within a single reading session.
Its consumption is forecast to grow faster than that of oil, and along with the availability of renewable energy, will make energy supplies more diverse and more geographically distributed, which might sooth fears of shortage and disruption.
