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A new program, the Future School Administrators Academyy, begun last September at the Putnam-Northern Westchester Boardesignedperatoveaseucathenal shortage, is designed tofeadministratorsge of administrators by helping districts develop candidates from their own teaching staff.

Again, this breaks down party discipline in ways that are most clearly seen by the frustration of Republican leadership in trying to figure out how to develop candidates who can get past radically conservative primaries to more moderate general election voters.

Fingerprints are currently matched by expert forensic examiners and computers are typically only used to develop candidates for comparison.

We need to develop candidates who can speak this audience and translate our agenda to them".

That includes tracking the myriad flu strains circulating globally each year in animals and using the data to help develop candidate vaccine viruses.

This multi-functional component battery of tests provides a rapid and efficient means to identify, evaluate and develop candidate therapies as a prelude to human clinical trials.

So they are working with established nonprofits the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development, the Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV), and the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi to help develop candidate drugs.

With the re-emergence of chikungunya virus (CHIKV) in an explosive form and in the absence of a commercially available vaccine, we aimed to develop candidate vaccines employing recombinant E2 protein or chemically inactivated whole virus.

Each of the 17 genes from the ESN (a.k.a. seed genes) in mouse was examined separately in datasets I IV to develop candidate gene lists.

To develop candidate therapeutic molecules to manipulate Wnt signaling, we generated antibodies that can either inhibit or enhance signaling induced by Wnt3a protein.

More research is therefore required to develop candidate vaccines that provide wider cross-reactivity and cross-protection, or to develop vaccine libraries with multiple sub-types that can be quickly produced when a novel influenza virus is detected.