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The different blocs also appeared to have come to an agreement that the reforms would include a nationwide referendum to be held in July on both the security agreement and the political reform package currently being devised.

What it means: This is good news for the surviving Equitable policyholders as it goes much further than the limited scheme currently being devised at the request of the former Labour government.

New methods are currently being devised to prioritize these gene clusters in terms of their potential for yielding biochemical novelty.

Further research is however required and an interventional study is currently being devised on which to evaluate the effectiveness of the 'MediaPoster'.

New opportunities for addressing postnatal care for HIV-infected women and enhanced referral links between PMTCT programs and HIV care are currently being devised as part of the development of MTCT-Plus programs.

However, a single biomass objective function cannot currently be devised for the mitochondrion, as no experimental figures exist for its composition.

Because the health plans currently on offer were devised early this year, long before the full magnitude of the financial market meltdown and global recession were evident, experts predict that benefit offerings a year from now during sign-up season could demand that employees dig even deeper into their own pockets.

The anatomy of the pharynx differs between the sexes [ 31] and it is possible that currently used LMAs are devised to better suit the anatomical features of the male pharynx rather than the female and therefore the lower incidence of POST in men.

To overcome the limitations of current approaches to high throughput polymorph screening, a platform which takes advantage of the benefits of a high density microtiter plate but limits the drawbacks currently associated with them was devised.

Most of the towers that are currently proposed for London have been devised to serve the international property investment market rather than provide genuinely affordable homes for Londoners, of which there is a chronic shortage.

A plethora of trials have already been devised and are currently in various stages of development and implementation.