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The fiscal plan has drastically reduced the amount of surplus dollars available to develop the kind of advanced weaponry the administration desires, not only for its missile shield but also for modernizing conventional forces.

The Blavatnik Biomedical Accelerator helps to ensure that when advanced academic research is considered too early stage for industry or venture investment, resources are available to develop the technology further and bridge the funding gap.

Honda is bringing a substantial funds injection to McLaren, but having two drivers on high salaries would necessarily impact on the budget available to develop the car.

In leaving routine LEO operations to the commercial sector, Nasa hopes it will have sufficient funds available to develop the SLS and Orion in time for the 2017 inaugural launch.

Limitations of the study include the restricted set of explanatory variables available to develop the prediction model.

Among students involved in research, professors with time available to develop the project were the most frequently chosen, according to 32.1% of respondents.

Consider the steps available to develop those skills, whether it is through education or work experiences.

In the future, data might be available to develop multipliers for the impact of antimicrobial agent use on blood culture sensitivity for specific infections.

Moreover, by characterizing both forwards and backwashing behavior together, mathematical theory is available to develop strategies that increase the effectiveness of microfiltration in conjunction with backwashing used to regenerate the filter.

However, there are currently few (if any) investigative tools available to develop such therapies as the molecular mechanisms underlying BiPN remain to be elucidated.

There are different methods available to develop "cross-cultural adaptations", the process that looks at both language (translation) and cultural adaptation issues in the process of preparing a questionnaire or therapy for use in another setting.