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The team found that the mitigation potential of urban areas on a global scale was "insufficiently understood", making it difficult to quantify what energy savings could be made through more effective planning and development.

Although severe resource shortages are a reality at MNRH, respondents felt that in some areas, improvements could be made through more efficient use of existing space and resources.

Improvements could be made through a more thorough analysis, including wind speed seasonality, and projections from different GCM configurations and downscaling methods.

Real progress could only be made through larger, more comprehensive training programs to provide the doctoral-level foundation required to develop leaders in the health sciences.

The savings will be made through new technologies, improved management and more efficient ways of working but will not come at the expense of safety, the ORR said.

The discovery was made through a database of more than 500,000 individuals that Dr. Schatzkin had put together in the 1990s.

Progress in this area has been made through the development of more pragmatic and whole systems naturopathic research.

Over the last 12 months, more than $55 million SGD in payments were made through CardUp, which it says represents more than one percent of overall credit card spend growth in Singapore from 2016 to 2017.

The meat folks are trying to invent technology that doesn't exist today, but our milk is made through techniques in use for more than three decades".

As more calls are made through a mix of Internet and conventional methods, pricing is likely to become an issue.

I knew that the wishes that children in foster care were making through our program were way more than "stuff".