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At the same time, he said, Cochran and the others from "24" worried that such approaches would "take too much time" on an hour-long television show.

Ideally, a trial that compares the two approaches would take a predictive model forward into the clinical trial design, as subpopulations of breast cancer may benefit more from chemotherapy, while others from endocrine manipulation (van de Vijver et al, 2002; Paik et al, 2004; Parker et al, 2009).

The city estimated that its approach would take nine years.

He admitted that such an approach would take time to implement, but warned that vendors should take his threat seriously.

The state's approach would take current teachers out of the classroom for years in order for them to pursue academic requirements, said Supahan.

They said their plan would cover two million people nationwide through March while the House approach would take in only 800,000 through January.

This approach would take into account the values and preferences of local societies and would allow regional players to reconcile their particular concerns and values with broader climate solutions.

We know what a balanced approach would take, and we've already done probably more than half of the deficit reduction we need to stabilize the debt and the deficit.

Such an approach would take better advantage of law-enforcement information at the point of departure, get transport-related intelligence into the security system sooner and reduce the congestion caused by inspections at our borders.

Either approach would take the law in a certain direction.

In contrast, a computational approach would take just a fraction of that time and money, says Bourne.