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Once the issue was clearly understood, New York's state government responded with action and resources.

Since the personnel responsible for making the submissions were often not the scientist involved in these QC discussions, there was inevitably a communications delay to ensure everyone clearly understood the new requirements and their implementation by each affected data provider.

Some key messages are that commissioners should clearly understand their new duties but also keep in mind the principles of the act; the promotion of wellbeing and the prevention, delay and reduction of the need for care and support.

We have proposed that the N environment in the samples changed as post-growth annealing was applied, and to clearly understand this new environment, further analysis of the experimental data should be made.

Therefore, the genetic characters of the local epidemic strains should be clearly understood when developing a new vaccine or vaccination.

Kandinsky clearly understood he was onto something new: already in 1912, he published "Concerning the Spiritual in Art," in which he spelled out his ideas in a suitably theoretical manner.

The parts were known and clearly understood, but the whole was new and elusive.

Russians could rejoice at the improvement in their standard of living, although it was clearly understood that the main beneficiaries would be the new oligarchy serving President Putin.

More importantly which proteins/pathways are amendable to current therapeutics and which will require new modalities of interaction are not clearly understood.

Through observation of side effects caused by new anticancer agents, some cardiovascular signaling pathways have become more clearly understood.

If you have just joined with a new team or business alliance, ensure that the rules and boundaries are clearly understood from the outset.