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The government has funded 9,000 extra places this year, chiefly in sciences and maths, but Willetts said he was unsure whether there would be further expansion next year.

Bason said there would be further expansion overseas: "There is a huge market in continental Europe that we are going after and we know when we go to new locations we are greeted with wide acclaim.

If it jumps into the media space that will be further expansion of the messaging app category.

Our recruitment data suggest that the most critical factor for the success of our definitive trial will be further expansion of our collaborative network.

Additional oncological applications of PET are rapidly being developed and there is likely to be further expansion in applications with the availability of new positron-emitting radiopharmaceuticals for clinical use [ 2– 4].

Lei Jun said there will be further expansions to come this year, he didn't specific which markets but Xiaomi has been linked with new launches in Southeast Asia, and entries into Mexico, Turkey, Russia and Brazil.

One of his major points was further expansion of American investment in Mexico.

Hammerson is developing the goods yard, a large brown-belt property with vast development potential that could provide the basis for what opponents claim is further expansion by the City's financial services industry.

This paper is further expansion of our previous work, by applying molecular dynamics simulations to investigate photoinactivation related dynamics of berovin at atomistic level, in comparison with aequorin, under the influence of electric component of electromagnetic field.

There was further expansion at Blaenau when J. W. Greaves, who had been running the Votty quarry since 1833, took a lease on the land between this quarry and the main Ffestiniog to Betws-y-Coed Betws-y-Coed Betws-y-Coed

"Earnings in 2004 should be further enhanced as expansion projects are completed and if current metal prices persist," the chief executive, Derek Pannell, said.