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Much of the available funding may actually have been directed at improving the UK's ability to target other countries' computer secrets.

All of this effort has been directed at improving yield, process economics/costs, and process safety for the preparation of phenol as a key intermediate for the growing bis-phenol A and phenolic resins markets.

By contrast, much less effort has been directed at improving primary tumour engraftment.

However, few research has been directed at improving radiological reading software.

Such efforts have been directed at improving binding affinity of existing interfaces as well as changing binding specificity.

Previous research that engaged in solving radiological image overload has mainly been directed at improving radiologist's user interface devices, which enable better navigation in digital data.

Considerable effort also was directed at improving Tibet's transportation infrastructure for example, through highway and railroad construction.

The majority of the Gates Foundation's health financing will be directed at improving people's access to existing and newly developing medical technologies.

A.C.O.'s will require enhanced information systems to track patients and figure out how to deliver more effective care, but this analytic capacity will be directed at improving health outcomes, not at imposing barriers to those seeking treatment.

Mr Urzúa argues that the biggest problem is the lack of information students have when choosing their course about the cost and the likely economic return.But most of the government's efforts are directed at improving schools.

Ironically, Palmer's rant came on the same day that Australia's foreign minister and trade and investment minister launched the government's policy for economic diplomacy, a policy which to a significant extent will be directed at improving Australia's trading and investment performance with our largest trading partner, China.