Congress should bolster and adequately finance this needed resource.
Yet hundreds of billions of dollars probably are needed to adequately bolster all of the nation's defenses against flooding, said Chad Berginnis, executive director of the Association of State Floodplain Managers.
They argue that the background arguments needed to bolster the main premise fail to adequately support it.
Additionally, clinical studies reveal that, in the management of PHN, combination therapy with two agents that display different mechanisms of action may bolster efficacy in patients who do not adequately respond to either treatment alone.
We have also bolstered the security system within the wiki environment to adequately protect the users and their research.
The digging uncovered issues that bolstered the statistical findings, such as a widespread failure by deputies to adequately document their encounters with people and supervisors failing to catch the problem.
Citing the decline in traditional fixed-benefit pensions and the inability of many Americans to save adequately in 401 k -type accounts, some advocates are calling on the federal government to bolster Social Security benefits or to create a new form of retirement help for future retirees.
But a number of diplomats and other experts say it fails to adequately plan for a range of unintended consequences, from a surge in anti-Americanism that could bolster Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, to a wider regional conflict that could drag in other countries, including Israel and Turkey.
The attribution of suspected relapses to either the patient, the physician, a radiological investigation or a laboratory value may not have adequately categorised cases in which a subtle radiological abnormality, in itself insufficient to drive further investigations, nevertheless bolstered a physician's decision to investigate a clinical symptom.
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