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The measurement of such correlations would extend the network of microRNA control beyond first level regulators but would require significant increases in the number of samples (~100-200) for statistical significance.

Having service provider's exchange call detail records would arguably attain the best detection accuracy but would require significant network resources.

This would not violate any of the listed ethical principles governing organ transplantation, but would require significant resources to be made available for counselling and support.

He has so far refused to bring to the floor a measure that could halt the shutdown but that would require significant support from Democrats.

But these proposals would require significant state funds and face formidable hurdles, particularly during a state budget crisis.

But those projects would require significant growth in the annual budget for nuclear physics, now $547 million.

The company says it plans to develop new or complementary services but anticipates nothing that would require significant capital investment.

The paradox here is that majorities on both sides do seek and want peace, knowing full well that this would require significant concessions, but are unable to reconcile the required concessions with imbedded perceptions that have precluded these compromises as a result of resistance to change.

The expenditure of the first $200 million in 2008 led to an increase in economic activity, but the planned infrastructure expansion would require significant inflows of skilled labour from beyond Guam.

Experts had said the work at the South Ford section of the causeway would allow water to flow more freely but the council said it would require significant additional funding from the Scottish government.

But he did say that he would require significant changes to both Medicare and Medicaid, possibly in terms of eligibility, and that Mr. Obama's fiscal commission had made numerous recommendations from which a solution could be culled.