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Since 1990, Samuelson has been a contributing editor of Communications of the ACM, a computing professionals journal respected for its coverage of existing and emerging technologies, for which she has written more than seventy "Legally Speaking" columns.

"Our 2012 lobbying efforts and expenditures reflect Amgen's continued advocacy efforts to provide patient access to and advance the coverage of existing and future innovative products," she said in a statement last week.

With gaps in spatial coverage of existing networks and the agriculture-based Texas High Plains ET (TXHPET) network in jeopardy due to lack of funding, there is an immediate need for alternative sources capable of filling data gaps without high maintenance and field-based support costs.

Besides significantly extending the geographical and historical coverage of existing migration policy databases, DEMIG POLICY also tracks emigration policies in order to overcome the common 'receiving country bias' in migration research.

The 4G networks provide such an opportunity for mobile ad hoc networks [9] to maintain global connectivity without any interruption for ongoing connection paths and also the MANET may help to extend the coverage of existing infrastructure networks, like wireless LANs and 3G networks.

The "Assessment of Assessments," begun during the start-up phase of the process, has as its main objective an overview of the geographic and thematic coverage of existing assessments on oceans and coastal areas at regional and global levels.

In recent years, it has also become more difficult to bar survivors from health coverage because of existing conditions.

If you sign up for a supplement policy within 6 months of becoming eligible for Medicare Part B, you cannot be turned down from the most comprehensive coverage because of existing health problems.

The authors identify the criteria of an exemplary coverage metric, evaluate the ability of existing coverage metrics to fulfill these criteria, and propose a new, improved coverage metric.

This study examines the coverage and utilization of existing adolescent programs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Unlike conventional QTL discovery strategies, in which bi-parental populations (F2, RIL, or DH) need to be developed, association mapping-based strategies can use existing plant breeding populations with wide coverage of the existing genetic diversity.