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Significant contributions to the development of more effective therapies can be made by developing a deeper understanding of the mechanism of action of current therapies, and mapping of pathways implicated in both treatment response and side effects.

Further progress can be made by developing new approaches that allow refinement of behavioural phenotypes.

The findings in this study indicate that there are significant gains to be made by developing countries through the introduction of specialist retrieval teams.

Groff expresses that improvements to the work could be made by developing logic into guardian agents to have more realistic strategies that were not random, but directed to specific location.

While this is due in part to the lack of specific know­ ledge about the other human enteroviruses, it is also due to the perceptions of industry that there is insufficient profit to be made by developing these vaccines.

Sage Development partner George Smart said the theater's rent is "marginal" compared to the money that could be made by developing the 11.6-acre property, which the company acquired a year ago.

Some relatively large arms purchases were made by developing nations in Asia, according to the report.

This point has also been made by developing countries as they seek funding from first-world nations to address climate change.

In keeping with recent trends, most of the weapons purchases, worth about $71.5 billion, were made by developing nations, with about $56.3 billion of that from the United States.

Some of the major progress was made by developing new panchromatic rigid structure dye systems, new redox shuttles and hole transport materials.

In addition, more fundamental efforts to elucidate fouling mechanisms were made by developing new and advanced membrane characterization techniques such as atomic force microscopy (AFM) and dynamic hysteresis analysis (DH) (Yang et al. 2010; Lee et al. 2011).