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A transatlantic deal could spur further integration.
Analysts also believe the news could spur further takeovers in the sector.
China is beginning to ease its grip on natural gas prices, which have been kept artificially low for years, and this could spur further investments.
Officials of the National Center for Education Statistics, which produced the report, told reporters in a conference call that the report offered no hypotheses to explain the evolution in black-white achievement, only statistical comparisons that could spur further research.
At the hour-long hearing, the two sides laid out a general agreement for reviewing the seized documents but also suggested there were numerous issues that could spur further fights.
As for concerns that climate change could spur further declines in food sources, Yellowstone bears make use of some 265 different food sources, from the roots of tiny wildflowers, to moths and ladybugs to elk.
The bleak numbers could also spur further interest rate cuts from the Fed, which meets again at the end of the month.
Anderson said that the New England states have been at the forefront of U.S. innovation, thanks in large part to the region's universities, and that the new bill could help spur further growth through cost-effective credits and incentives.
Reimbursement of specialist reviewer effort and/or care coordination and financial support for the development of eCR software that can integrate with existing EMRs could also spur further innovation in this area of health system redesign.
And of course the rivalry and ensuing competition between the two companies could continue to spur further innovation and growth.
Wallace Nichols, a turtle ecologist and research associate at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, adds that even though many of the findings in the paper are intuitive to turtle biologists, a global analysis helps spur further research and could prompt governments to strengthen conservation efforts.
