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The technologies that we have available substantially define who we are.

Scores on the SAT reasoning tests averaged 536 in verbal and 548 in math last year, the most recent figures available, substantially above the state averages of 494 and 506.

Although probes on the pan- Neisseria microarray-v2 are designed to the most conserved regions of the genes from the pathogenic Neisseria spp., where multiple sequences of individual genes are available, substantially divergent sequences will not hybridize to the probes on the microarray.

Like the Nook, Amazon has manhandled Android into a less intimidating guise, though the apps available are substantially reduced (well under 50,000).

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Phillips repeated that no trade available would substantially improve the team.

However, accurate maps of rubber plantations are not available, which substantially constrain our understanding of the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of rubber plantation expansion.

It's worth a taste, though, because huitlacoche like Vowell's is not likely to be available without substantially increased consumer demand, Wisconsin's Zepeda says.

In this case, the employees argued that GM "knew or should have known that fees and expenses for Fidelity Funds were excessive as compared to alternative investments [since]... similar investment products were available with substantially lower fees and expenses".

He attributed the company's failure in part to the refusal by the Teamsters union to make significant concessions on work rules during the company's previous bankruptcy filing in 2004, at a time when capital was available to substantially revamp the company's antiquated distribution system.

The Rakai community cohort, for which only early years of incidence were available, reported substantially higher rates of incidence compared to other approaches for estimating population-level incidence.