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These authors concluded that initial adoption may be low due to imperfect information on management and profitability of the new technology but as this becomes clearer from the experiences of their neighbours and their own experiences, adoption is scaled up.

The majority of events are now sold out, but Locog estimate that up to a million more tickets will be made available next year as the exact number of seats becomes clearer from contingency, returns and the fitting out of venues.

So much becomes clear from the very first page.

As becomes clear from Sharon Weinberger's even-tempered "Imaginary Weapons," the planning process is beyond parody.

Quite how hard earned becomes clear from this week's detailed review of football finances by the Guardian newspaper.

One thing becomes clear from Nigel's survey: there's no doubting the importance of biscuits to British national life.

As becomes clear from reading Rogak's biography, Silverstein never intended to write or draw for children.

"All Quiet on the Western Front" (1930): A conceptual triumph, it quickly becomes clear from above that there is actually heavy fighting on the Western front.

The theme, it soon becomes clear, from the chic red-and-black sofas in the foyer, and the tastefully placed sculptures and prints, is Czech cubism.

Interestingly, it becomes clear, from a couple of quite clear references, that at least one of the screenwriters, Stephen Moffat, Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish, have read McCarthy's book.

It becomes clear from early on that, though No Villain is clearly juvenilia, it is recognisably the apprenticeship of a theatrical genius.