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The contents of the packets would be drawn from existing seed banks and would be selected for favorable characteristics, depending on a given area's predicted conditions under the regime of climate change.

Despite Trump's threat, the United States this month announced a new collaboration with Mexico on a program to curb migration from Central American countries, with much of the $10.6 billion U.S. contribution to be drawn from existing aid programs.

Given the debate about transitioning from targeted to universal Pre-K in the United States (Barnett 2010), there is a need for greater evidence to be drawn from existing universal programs when drawing conclusions about the ability of Pre-K attendance to impact student achievement over time.

Finally, if friends function as allies, then possible mechanisms can be drawn from existing theory in international relations, since nations have had to solve exactly the same problem assembling a network of friends who provide support in conflicts.

Data from clinically relevant, resuscitated models of both genetic and pharmacologic iNOS inhibition [ 1, 2] clearly favor this approach, and similar conclusions can be drawn from existing reports on large animals [ 17].

Each study team enquired if these data could be drawn from existing databases maintained by governmental or quasi-governmental agencies or if the general management of the selected hospitals had to be questioned to obtain these data.

His materials were drawn from existing conciliar canons up to and including the Lateran Council (1139).

Please remember that these budgets are drawn from existing farms and are examples of what you could expect if all of your inputs and markets were the same.

Lessons were drawn from existing vaccines against viral mucosal infections, from the recent failure of the Merck Ad5/HIV vaccine and from attempts at mucosal immunization against SIV.

The cash is being drawn from existing budgets held by the Ministry of Justice, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), the Home Office, the Department for Education and the Department for Work and Pensions.

She said their salaries are drawn from "existing funds" and that legislation dating back to the National Climate Program Act of 1978 describes providing climate services as part of NOAA's mission.